Adventure Theatre MTC’s A Little House Christmas was a delightful story looking at a simpler, more challenging, and still happier time. Treat yourself and your children to this show this Christmas season.
Potomac Theatre Company’s My Fair Lady had a few technical issues in this performance, but there was still magic in the actor’s performance.
Meet Me in St. Louis featured a large cast that was comfortable on stage, even in 1904.
Forget your worries for an evening and come to Mountain View High School to laugh out loud.
First time thespians struggle to prepare Bus stop as hurricane Sandy cuts rehearsals short.
Encore’s The Hobbit is a fun look at a classic story that should make any Tolkien fan pleased.
If you remember coming of age in the 1940’s, or with the help of a teacher, or had disagreements with your parents, What I Did Last Summer will strike a chord with you.
Vienna Theatre Company’s See How They Run was very funny, overall a successful implementation of the zaniness called for by the script.
Aldersgate’s And Then There Were None was a well-timed, well-performed Agatha Christie classic.
TAP’s Promises, Promises was a positively funny show that did not take itself or the audience too seriously.