1st Stage, in Tyson’s, has put together a creative team to mount this show and I must say it’s a pleasant relief from all the Scrooge Gets A Conscience/Clarence Gets His Wings productions up all over town.
With misunderstandings piled on through the language barrier, the show becomes a total laugh riot.
This adaptation of the classic novel tells just the beginning of the story, making it both the ideal length for young audiences and minimizing some of the more tragic elements of the novel.
Camelot is an ambitious project by The Alliance Theater.
Fast-paced, dynamic, and grungy (in the most artistic sense of the word), 2nd Stage’s production of Mojo is a rockabilly roller-coaster that engages audiences.
This thoughtful and thought-provoking production is definitely worth a watch.
In its 28th year, Washington Revels has spread the impact of darkness and light, and the joy of the season, from diverse cultures including the Balkans, Scandinavia, the Italian Renaissance, colonial Quebec and more.
Excellent set, sound, creative ideas, and performers should have led to a great production.
An engaging production looking at a real subject that none of us can escape: aging and its eventual outcome.
In all, Toby’s Cinderella is a fun, extremely family-friendly show, and a lovely way to celebrate the holiday season!