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The current American Century Theater production of Serenading Louie is at least solidly crafted. While not inspired, the acting is proficient.

Overall, Company was an enjoyable evening, and will be especially appealing to those who haven’t yet decided if they should be looking for Miss (or Mr.) Right.

This was a strong performance with the cast and huge crew putting a lot of effort into the production.

The McLean Community Players’ production of Little Women has fantastic talent, but other aspects of the show brought the quality of enjoyment down.

Salem! The Musical was certainly crass and annoying, which fits the description of this production to a T. Campy? Not so much.

Another Picnic at the Asylum is not an easy piece to watch, but it is valuable for anyone who has encountered a parent, sibling or friend with mental illness.

If you’d like to examine how some people handle peer pressure about who they should choose to love, Fat Pig is an interesting tale.

If blood makes you squeamish, skip it, but you’ll be missing the fun.

A fun show, but not aimed at young children.

An extremely well done battle scene, but some of the plot points were jumpy.