Port Tobacco Players Releases 2014-2015 Season
By Michael & Laura Clark • Mar 16th, 2014 • Category: News, VirginiaPort Tobacco Players has released their planned 2014-2015 season.
Archive for March, 2014
Synetic Theater Hamlet…The Rest is Silence
By David Siegel • Mar 15th, 2014 • Category: Reviews, VirginiaSynetic’s Hamlet…the rest is silence is an achievement to be experienced for the first time, or once again.
Northwood High School Macbeth
By Cappies • Mar 14th, 2014 • Category: Cappies, VirginiaNorthwood High School gave a respectable and enjoyable performance of the spellbinding story.
The Madeira School Footloose
By Cappies • Mar 14th, 2014 • Category: Cappies, VirginiaWith rocking tunes, an impressive cast, and their journey to reclaim dance for the town of Bomont, Footloose was a hit.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School Oklahoma!
By Cappies • Mar 14th, 2014 • Category: Cappies, VirginiaSt. Andrew’s Episcopal School’s production embodied the hopeful spirit of the show, with beautiful lighting and set design, strong characterizations, and powerful voices.
Connelly School of the Holy Child The Pajama Game
By Cappies • Mar 14th, 2014 • Category: Cappies, VirginiaCharming, jovial and fun, Connelly School of the Holy Child’s The Pajama Game left the audience feeling optimistic and ready to start “living like a king.”
Oakcrest School Schoolhouse Rock Live!
By Cappies • Mar 14th, 2014 • Category: Cappies, VirginiaWith lots of joy and a solid ensemble, Oakcrest’s production brought out the child in everyone.
Little Theatre of Alexandria Proof
By Bob Ashby • Mar 12th, 2014 • Category: Reviews, VirginiaLTA’s production never loses sight of the key point that Proof is a play about emotions, not equations.
Reston Community Players Xanadu
By Bob Ashby • Mar 12th, 2014 • Category: Reviews, VirginiaXanadu delivers a frothy, fun evening, and for such a show, who could ask for anything more?
Mobtown Players Emancipatory Politics: A Romantic Tragedy
By Jennifer Gusso • Mar 12th, 2014 • Category: Maryland, ReviewsIt is not always clear what is going on or what the audience is supposed to make it of it, and that might be exactly the point.