Doorway Arts Ensemble The Race
By Michael & Laura Clark • May 3rd, 2011 • Category: ReviewsJohn Milosich gave a heart-felt performance discussing his coming to terms with race in America.
John Milosich gave a heart-felt performance discussing his coming to terms with race in America.
This was a well executed farce that will leave some confused, but everyone laughing.
The good stuff is essentially humorous. The non-good stuff is essentially grim.
Here’s the awesome part of Little Theatre of Alexandria’s production: They all get it.
Overall, this was a fun and enjoyable production that was presented with a lot more quality and class than you might expect when walking into a non-traditional theater space
National Pastime receives a spirited and entertaining production from the Keegan Theater.
The Lazy Susan Dinner Theatre has created a solid production with a few extraordinary performances that make the show well-worth attending.
For the acting alone, you will enjoy this production.
The choreography was some of the best that I have ever seen, and TAP had the dancers to bring it to beautiful, amazing life.
This production has some of the strongest performances I’ve seen in community theatre in our Metro Area.