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Sweet Tea is a great show for its superior theatrical value, its social narrative, and its non-aggressive approach to a very volatile subject.

If you’re looking for a unique event with your family, Nunsense at the Lazy Susan is a great option.

The Heritage-O’Neill Theater Company’s Requiem for a Heavyweight wasn’t a knock-out, but it put on a good show.

Deliciously scandalous with great musical numbers, fabulous costumes, and a terrific set, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas is a great show with exceptional production values.

The Colonial Players’ production of The Diviners is a little bit like a river; it doesn’t have a smooth flow–it has many slow moments, some rocky moments, and a few quick-flowing moments–but it’s a good ride.

Camelot is an ambitious project by The Alliance Theater.

Fast-paced, dynamic, and grungy (in the most artistic sense of the word), 2nd Stage’s production of Mojo is a rockabilly roller-coaster that engages audiences.

The Potomac Theater Company’s production of The Mikado is a sweet introduction to the musical.

Pasadena Theater Company’s Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical is a titillating production full of ambitious visual effects and musical showmanship.

Rashomon has a distinct savor that many will enjoy. This excellent production will definitely score high points with intellectuals and audiences interested in exploring other cultures.