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By Michael & Laura Clark • Mar 29th, 2011 • Category: ReviewsThis inaugural Agatha Christie mystery will keep you guessing until the end.
This inaugural Agatha Christie mystery will keep you guessing until the end.
Synetic Theater’s seventh Silent Shakespeare venture presents Lear totally denuded of ornate verbal shock absorbers.
Thrill Me is a dark, sinister show that explores how far evil and its companion can go, and if redemption is possible.
While a lot of talent and promise was indeed evident amongst the cast and production team of Colonial Players of Annapolis’ attempt at this production, it ultimately proved to be more of a challenge than they were ready to meet.
This is a show for the whole family to laugh, clap and enjoy all the way to the car, bus, or Metro station.
Happy Days: The New Musical is definitely for the whole family and a great way to introduce a whole new generation to an icon of modern television history.
A well performed who-done-it that will keep you guessing until the dramatic end.
The audience is treated to a remote, gloomy mansion; a saucy, seductive maid; a sleazy blackmailer; a formerly wealthy family with skeletons in its closet; a trenchcoat-clad detective; and even a dark and stormy night.
To have great comedy, it’s not enough to have a funny script. Finding the right talent is essential, and 2nd Star Productions’ Charles W. Maloney has done a spectacular job with the delightful Be My Baby.
If You Give a Cat a Cupcake is yet another offering of exceptional Children’s Theatre from Adventure Theatre.