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Divorcées, Evangelists and Vegetarian exemplifies preposterous, whiz bang farce.

The Fantasticks proved to be a very enjoyable production.

This performance by the Bowie Community Theatre was a deep show with touches of humor, but mostly an uncovering of past secrets and feelings of hurt and abandonment by the playwright towards his parents.

It helps if you know Shakespeare’s story, but it’s not a requirement. A show heavy on silliness and light on reality.

This original family friendly group of stories will delight and entertain the young folks and may even educate the older patrons who attended.

A funny, more or less truthful look at marriage and its ups and downs. If you enjoy Neil Simon’s work, you’ll enjoy this production.

Round and Round the Garden is not based on extensive physical comedy, but the lame tennis ball game that turns seamlessly into a seduction is beautifully realized.

Riverside Dinner Theater, once again, demonstrates that their high-quality, professional-caliber productions make them one of the best places to see productions in the DC Metro area.

The problem for the merely human actors in any production of Little Shop of Horrors comes to this: how do you compete with a large, carnivorous, hungry, demanding, extraterrestrial plant?

Overall, Annie was a family friendly show that will have you singing about tomorrow for many days to come.