With powerful acting and meticulous attention to detail, Annandale’s performance of The Mousetrap had the members of the audience constantly on the edge of their seats.
Duke Ellington School of the Arts shined brightly in their recent production of Dreamgirls.
Running Dog Productions remained professional, unique, and thoroughly entertaining in their performance. It was teeming with talent and creativity and became a superb rendition of a disturbing classic.
Uproarious laughter pierced through the “silent night” during Thomas S. Wootton’s fun and entertaining performance of Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge.
The difficult production was performed with skill and poise by the cast and crew of Falls Church. The end of the show was received positively by well-deserved a roar of applause and a standing ovation from the audience.
While The Jeweler’s Shop purposefully leaves many philosophical questions concerning love unanswered, Pope John Paul the Great High School’s performance left us with one thing- hope for love itself.
McLean High School destroyed the stereotypical image of Peter Pan with their brilliant production of The Terrible Tragedy of Peter Pan.
Thursday evening Laura and I attended a “red carpet” performance of McLean High School’s The Terrible Tragedy of Peter Pan.
Walt Whitman High School combined heart, passion, and soul in their astonishing production of Side Show.
McLean’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream was a job well done.