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If you’ve never seen Wait Until Dark before, you’ll find Silver Spring Stage’s production an edge of your seat thriller.

The Best Haunted House Ever is actually more a comedy than a thriller, although there were quite a few surprises scattered throughout the show.

There was a lot of potential for this production of The Visit; unfortunately it just did not live up to expectations.

Watching a couple self-destruct could have been tedious, but outstanding acting from Chuck Dluhy and Jessie Roberts combined with Rosemary Hartman’s directing mark The Prisoner of Second Avenue as a very entertaining play.

Enjoy a good menu and an excellently performed production of Chicago.

Sanctified is a terrific production that touches on issues of the church, without beating you over the head with an agenda, and makes you laugh in the process.

For a fun, stress-free night of Shakespeare, St. Mark’s is the place to be.

Me and My Girl is a funny, lighthearted comedy with the right touch of song and dance to make you smile.

A Fox on the Fairway has what theater-goers crave in hard times, be they the 1930s or the 2000s — romance, swanky-but-ludicrous characters and lots of laughs.

Despite a long first act, Wonderful Town was swell, with knockout singing, dancing and acting.