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A moving, and at times humorous, play about living and dying. Cancer is just the means in this case.

Even with a few drawn out scenes which lacked humor, the Providence Players’ production of Play On! was hilarious, and well worth the price of admission.

Thunderous Productions’ And Then There Were None had a few bumps in the road for a classic Agatha Christie play.

A Time To Kill is a well-performed drama with enough humor to keep you laughing as you watched the heartache and tragedy unfold before you.

Refinement and restraint are much in evidence in the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s current revival of this dark comedy.

For all of Jekyll and Hyde‘s talk about the duality of good and evil in all of us, chortling, bestial, chemically-induced villainy, however well performed, does not begin to touch the depths of what human beings can do to themselves and others.

Three Days of Rain is a serious and emotional play put on by Silver Spring Stage on Saturday evening, with perhaps some interesting blocking decisions, but overall a moving play that explores how events in the past can affect the next generation’s outlook on life.

The Sound of Music is a family friendly show the whole family will love and can sing along to for days to come.

This engaging play worked well despite its flaws that any fan of modern legal thrillers will see.

Hard work and dedication went into making Godspell an enjoyable production.