This is a fun light hearted musical in which nobody really took him or herself seriously and had fun doing it, and with a great set and well executed special effects this show was so much fun it did not matter who did it.
Pasadena Theater Company’s Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical is a titillating production full of ambitious visual effects and musical showmanship.
Despite some problems with the energy levels of this farce, Georgetown Theatre Company’s Gianni Schicchi was a pleasurable show.
All in all, Stroyka’s Harvey was a fun little show, an opportunity to see a glimpse of a simpler, less cynical time.
Rashomon has a distinct savor that many will enjoy. This excellent production will definitely score high points with intellectuals and audiences interested in exploring other cultures.
The Chevy Chase Players succeeded in making us feel the doubts of Sister Aloysius and Father Flynn. A strong story that could give everyone doubts about their decisions and the consequences.
A Neil Simon comedy that despite some pacing issues was still a delightfully fun evening.
Folger Theatre’s Henry VIII is a must see production. It is a breathtaking journey through the history of Henry VIII through the words of Shakespeare and the eyes of Will Sommers.
RMT’s The Pajama Game is definitely worth seeing. It is everything that is fun and feel-good about classical musical theater in an extremely solid production.
A wonderful play is being performed at 1st Stage. All in all this play is a play worth seeing.