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Wingard’s impressive scenic design sets the stage for this ambitious production, with 20 dancing, singing chorus members and a core of talented performers.

Overall, the chestnut of Little Shop of Horrors was well served by the Damascus Theatre Company. The cartoony humor inherent in this fast-paced production was plain to see.

Every once in a while, you should let yourself go out and enjoy a show without any deeper meaning. The Little Theatre of Alexandria’s Move Over, Mrs. Markham is your opportunity to do that.

Even with significant sound issues, Taking Flight’s musical retelling of Frankenstein was a solemn look at a dark story.

Synetic combined dance, light effects and music in a creative way to tell the classic story Don Quixote.

Dominion’s ten cast members show varying degrees of inhibition and lack thereof when it comes to making canny fools of themselves.

A unique look at life in America. If you aren’t enjoying what you’re seeing, give it a minute, and you’ll find something you like more.

Overall, there were some pacing issues that made the production feel sluggish at times, but there were also moments of joy, hope and laughter to balance out what The Women go through.

Tantallon Community Players’ try at the show has some successful moments, but the production frequently underlines the perils of biting off more than a group can chew.

Three realistic slices of life. Or maybe not. Or maybe it does not matter. Kind of like life.