If you need an evening of great laughter and just a little bit of thinking about what it means to be a grown-up, then Milburn Stone Theatre’s production of Avenue Q is exactly the perfect fit.
Whatever its deeper meanings, Folger Theatre’s The Conference of the Birds is a downright brilliant piece of theater. The key words are intricacy and precision.
Encore’s The Hobbit is a fun look at a classic story that should make any Tolkien fan pleased.
The quality of the acting in the Silver Spring production is uniformly high.
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.
The cast brought great energy to each scene and elicited laughter at the right moments throughout the evening.
Overall, the cast of MRH High School’s production of The Laramie Project successfully portrayed the message of standing against those who discriminate because of sexual orientation.
Pattonville High School’s production of You Can’t Take it With You kept audiences laughing as well as bestowing upon them a priceless lesson: there are more important things in life than work and money.
Hazelwood East’s production of Inherit the Wind featured moving speeches, unity amongst actors, and a question delivered to the audience.