[title of show], now in Signature’s ARK theatre is a blast. Full of wit and zaniness, coupled with some of the better voices in the area, this production will leave you smiling and happy.
A charming return to the mid-twentieth century and the “doo-wop” boy bands of the time. Whether you want to relive the 50’s or just want to enjoy retro fun, Forever Plaid is a show for all audiences.
A job well done by the entire cast of this moving piece!
Director Derek Goldman’s take on The Metamorphosis is grim and unsettling. But it is also provocative and absorbing.
The American Century Theater tackles Stalag 17 with an attempt to bring us, the audience, into the play with them. It’s a bold attempt with landmines all over it.
Keegan Theatre’s production of Dancing at Lughnasa is a must see for all who love to see the magic of theatrical chemistry at its finest.
A marvelous combination of entertaining music and thoughtful story, wrapped up in the glitter and glamor of the 60s.
You’re there in Tuscany and Florence. You share in their love and anguish and torment and fears. In a word, WOW! You had me from the start.
With a smooth Irish tenor, a bumbling comedian, a cross-dressing German house maid, and a “Stage Door Slasher,” the cast and crew of the Fauquier Community Theatre took an overdone idea and made it into a fabulous night of theater.
What a show! The Tantallon Community Players put on an amazing production of Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun.