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The Little Theater of Alexandria’s Avenue Q is raucous, rowdy, raunchy, and a total blast!

Overall, Prince William Little Theatre’s Bye Bye Birdie is a fun show with lots of spirit.

A wonderful production that was well cast, sung, and danced. It is not the Judy Garland “Over the Rainbow,” but is a great family-friendly production nonetheless.

A well-balanced musical with strong emotion and timing, Damn Yankees is a lively show for everyone.

A few of ShowBizRadio’s writers have picked the shows they’d like to see at the 2013 Capital Fringe Festival if they had the time to get into DC this summer. With 130 shows over 18 days, there is a show for everyone.

Headed by director Kerri Rambow, the production serves the play astutely, honoring its necessary moments of humor, sadness, tension, and lacerating truth.

Fringe is going all out, celebrating its 8th anniversary as the highlight of the DC summer season. This year’s theme, spinning cardboard into gold, is the quintessential illustration of the Fringe experience.

The Cat in the Hat was a fun-filled afternoon that took your mind away from the cares of life for a bit.

This is a well-conceived and successful production of Man of La Mancha that deserves an audience.

In all, LTA’s Twentieth Century is an excellent production and a very pleasant way to spend a summer evening.