Chevy Chase Players’ production of Dial M for Murder, which centers around a couple whose marriage has entered the dangerous territory of extramarital affairs and revenge, features very strong performances.
In all a terrific production, with two of the best comic performances seen this year.
The production is definitely worth seeing, but you’ll do best sitting in the first eight rows, or farther back than row K, to take full advantage of the theater’s acoustics.
The Nutcracker is a captivating story within a story within a story and a joy to watch, from the moment the stage lights go up, to the final moments of the short performance, a mere 75 minutes later.
With misunderstandings piled on through the language barrier, the show becomes a total laugh riot.
This thoughtful and thought-provoking production is definitely worth a watch.
In its 28th year, Washington Revels has spread the impact of darkness and light, and the joy of the season, from diverse cultures including the Balkans, Scandinavia, the Italian Renaissance, colonial Quebec and more.
In all, Toby’s Cinderella is a fun, extremely family-friendly show, and a lovely way to celebrate the holiday season!
A spectacularly performed production.
Colonial Players’ production is classically styled and sophisticated in performance; the cast’s English accents are precise and diction and timing seem perfect.