Robert E. Lee High School’s Into the Woods brought the Brother’s Grimm tales of choices and consequences to a twisted and grim reality, and “happily ever after” certainly does not come to all in this musical.
In a show brimming with talent, Freedom High School’s unforgettable production of Fame certainly made the audience “remember its name.”
Overall, the cast of Langley High lit up the stage with appropriate physicality, use of stage space, and chemistry with other actors, producing a believable conveyance of The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby.
Full of humor and performed by a lively collection of actors, Nerinx Hall’s solid production of As You Like It is sure to entertain.
Bishop DuBourg’s production of A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum is a funny, fast-paced show with lovable characters that provide a lot of laughs.
Having come such a long way to find this particular stage, Northwest High School showed the audience why Beauty and the Beast is such a classic, and should be continued to be seen and heard throughout the years.
With counting sheep, a secret handshake, and a little bit of magic, this zealous, lighthearted spectacle fit for royalty at Paul VI Catholic High School kept the audience wide awake and wishing for a happily ever after in a kingdom far far away.
Briar Woods High School explored the power of fame and love in their inspiring production of Live It Up! The Musical.
In a flood of color and energy, eleven school kids hopped, skipped, and jump-roped their way onto the stage, ready to begin a new day of first-grade joys and dramas. So began Annandale High School’s heartwarming production, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown. In 1966, Clark Gesner recorded a concept album based on Charles Schulz’s […]
Wootton’s production of Ragtime was full of emotional journeys, exhilarating personalities, and impressive technicalities.