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Have no doubts, Sherri Edelen has put her own brassy, striving take on that ultimate theater mother, Mamma Rose, in Joe Calarco’s interpretation of Gypsy, A Musical Fable.
Oliver (Daddy) Warbucks, the steely billionaire industrialist turned adoptive father to the lovable orphan of the same name in the musical Annie, was not a role Ric Stroup expected to play.
Tackling such sensitive subject matter is no easy task, and Dominion High School did a commendable job with their production of Go Ask Alice.
Washington-Lee High School’s unforgettable acting abilities and vigorous technical executions left audiences in awe.
Stone Bridge High School’s interpretation of Macbeth is easily one of the most avant-garde Shakespeare productions on a high school stage.
It is well worth a trip to Herndon’s Industrial Strength Theater and the Dulles Corridor’s newest professional theater company.
Overall, the show was well-designed, well-directed, and full of entertaining performances.
With only two shows left, I would encourage you to find your way to this out-of-the-way space and find out for yourself whether you get to See Jane Quit.
If you’re looking for a happy holiday show, take your family to ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas.