Late: A Cowboy Song is a cunning little early play by Ruhl. That is a reason alone to see it; to see how Ruhl has “grown up” into the major force she is now as a playwright.
Creative Cauldron’s 2014 Passport to the World Festival showcases the diversity and vibrancy of performing artists of Northern Virginia who represent many different cultures.
Have no doubts, Sherri Edelen has put her own brassy, striving take on that ultimate theater mother, Mamma Rose, in Joe Calarco’s interpretation of Gypsy, A Musical Fable.
It is well worth a trip to Herndon’s Industrial Strength Theater and the Dulles Corridor’s newest professional theater company.
If you desire something different this Holiday season, then dip your toes into this. It isn’t here long.
Protest is fascinating, but it may not be for everyone.
carried away on the crest of a wave is most certainly not a light evening out. It is very earnest in its depiction of darkness and despair.
For those with a taste for the raw power of live theater, and who don’t require a happy ending to be satisfied, Mies Julie by South African writer/director Yael Farbe is a work of art.
A novel invention, UrbanArias’ She, After is a densely packed evening of quality entertainment performed in an intimate, cozy performance space.
Crossing is a cozy, no-intermission 85 minutes with a sentimental Holiday Season sensibility of trust for the future. There is a lovely quietness to it.