It is refreshing to see a human-scale, handcrafted show that touches all the musical, theatrical, and emotional bases one needs for a sweet evening of entertainment, like Vienna Theater Company’s production of The Fantasticks.
As always, Toby’s offers amazing Broadway-quality costumes, set pieces, lighting, and props; and delivers a piece of nostalgia that will truly have you saying “There’s no place like home!”
One of the more disheartening debates I find within theatre among actors and directors is whether drama or comedy is more difficult.
Overall, this was a fun-filled production of a classic play.
This was an amusing production that never quite hit the antics that were possible in the interactions between Olive and Flo.
This show is very enjoyable, and the laughter will carry you through the emotional moments as the family struggles to be functional.
Adventure Theatre and Musical Theater Center announced their merger yesterday. The new entity is called the Adventure Theatre MTC.
For lack of consistently strong acting, Silver Spring Stage’s production never weaves the enchantment the script contemplates.
McCluer High School’s play The Diviners shows the great possibilities that can come up when facing heart breaking problems together as a group.
The cast and crew of Oakton High School has reason indeed to celebrate with a dance after sweeping the audience off their feet into a standing ovation.