The production is definitely worth seeing, but you’ll do best sitting in the first eight rows, or farther back than row K, to take full advantage of the theater’s acoustics.
Folger Theatre’s The Comedy of Errors is a rollicking show not to be missed.
With interesting visual and sound effects, and sincere acting, Under the Shadow of Wings is an opportunity to experience an early symbolist play and a portion of the Sanskrit epic The Mahabarata.
Greenbelt Arts Center’s solid production of Doubt: A Parable offers many opportunities for discussions about the motives of each of the show’s characters.
Watching this true masterpiece, it felt like Broadway had actually come to Fredericksburg.
Castaways’ attempt at bringing an original play to the stage was ambitious, but weak writing and direction proved to be too great a challenge to succeed.
Sound issues aside, this was a clever, funny, engaging, beautifully-performed piece of children’s theatre, and it is highly-recommended to families.
Almost, Maine was a series of sweet vignettes, but not excessively so.
Minor nitpicks aside, The Twilight of the Golds is thought-provoking, especially if you’ve never considered the issues (and their consequences) before.
ACCT’s next youth production is a tongue-in-cheek tribute to the 1920s gangster flick, Bugsy Malone, Jr.. It promises and delivers big musical numbers, flapper fashions, fedoras, speakeasies, and loads of laughs!