All of the young performers should be very proud of the work that they put in. They were able to demonstrate great professionalism and comedic timing beyond their years.
Overall, I Left my Heart – A Salute to the Music of Tony Bennet was well-done, but there was nothing about it that was really incredible or that blew away the audience.
The Wedding Singer is a delightful musical adaptation of the 1998 Adam Sandler-Drew Barrymore romantic comedy.
The beautiful sets, costumes and strong performances of Imagination Stage’s Perseus Bayou are more than able to hold the audience’s attention.
Watching this true masterpiece, it felt like Broadway had actually come to Fredericksburg.
Sound issues aside, this was a clever, funny, engaging, beautifully-performed piece of children’s theatre, and it is highly-recommended to families.
It was heartwarming to watch this production, because the cast and audience, both young and old, were clearly having a great time and discovering the love of theatre.
This adaptation of the classic novel tells just the beginning of the story, making it both the ideal length for young audiences and minimizing some of the more tragic elements of the novel.
Excellent set, sound, creative ideas, and performers should have led to a great production.
Olney Theatre Center’s Annie was sheer excellence in every aspect. It is an absolute must-see and is worth every penny of the cost and more.