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TAP’s production of Out of Order is very skilled and runs smoothly.

Rockville Little Theatre’s Third was well acted and thought-provoking, and is a show that will have you come away evaluating where you are in your life’s journey.

The show is well-played and I had a good enough time. Proposals is a better evening out than the shoot ’em up at the local Cineplex at a better ticket price.

On balance, the production is a worthwhile, well-performed, attempt at providing deeper content to a well-known popular culture story.

Tom Lehrer has returned to ESP with a vengeance, in a delightfully funny production of *Tomfoolery*, a revue of Lehrer’s songs put together by Cameron Mackintosh and others in 1980.

Brighton Beach Memoirs is a serious comedy, and a funny drama.

The loveliness of the production details carries over into the acting.

Any lover of Harper Lee’s story, heralded as a quintessential American novel and taught in classrooms nationwide, will enjoy this production.

The play ran two and a half hours. It seemed longer.

Long-term, structural unemployment in post-industrial America is not the most obvious context for an upbeat musical, but that is the case in The Full Monty, now in a delightful production at the Little Theater of Alexandria. Every facet of the production sparkles.