All of the young performers should be very proud of the work that they put in. They were able to demonstrate great professionalism and comedic timing beyond their years.
This heart-warming and heart-breaking musical score that tells a sad story of love and breakup at the same time from two different directions.
A fun show with more adult themes than you would think combined with a good opening night audience made for a pleasant evening.
Chevy Chase Players’ production of Dial M for Murder, which centers around a couple whose marriage has entered the dangerous territory of extramarital affairs and revenge, features very strong performances.
I’m Not Rappaport was a thought provoking show about growing old that, no matter how hard you try, no one will be able to avoid.
What an absolutely fabulous production, with wonderful singing, incredible choreography that was executed terrifically.
Check into a California Suite to see a series of vignettes of life in the mid-1970’s.
Tantallon Community Players has created an entertaining production of Neil Simon’s Barefoot in The Park.
Silver Spring Stage’s production of Romeo and Juliet was superlative.
Port City’s No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs was a fabulous show to witness and be a part of even though at times it was a gut-wrenching heartbreaker.