What Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge lacks in coherence and uplift it makes up in scattershot satire and darkly comic cynicism.
Olney Theatre Center’s Annie was sheer excellence in every aspect. It is an absolute must-see and is worth every penny of the cost and more.
The Potomac Theater Company’s production of The Mikado is a sweet introduction to the musical.
Overall, the only way to describe The Happy Elf remains as merely pleasant.
You will not be disappointed by Adventure Theatre’s Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Get your tickets now, they’re going fast.
If you’re in the mood for a wonderful night of acting by two brilliant actresses, then this play will be a wonderful night of entertainment. If you’re looking for the play to match the performances, you’ll be disappointed.
Altogether, the Greenbelt Arts Center’s Chapter Two was a well paced funny show with the right hint of drama to to keep you engaged.
She Loves Me was a sweet love story with a happy ending, of course.
Endgame requires you to pay close attention to the words being spoke.
As a splashy, flashy theater spectacle, Synetic’s M&M is incomparable. As an ideological denunciation of totalitarianism, it is unimpeachable.