Dominion Stage Avenue Q
By Bob Ashby • Jan 13th, 2013 • Category: ReviewsThe opening night audience for Dominion Stage’s production of Avenue Q loved every minute. And what’s not to love?
The opening night audience for Dominion Stage’s production of Avenue Q loved every minute. And what’s not to love?
Encore Stage and Studio opened the musical Honk, Jr. Friday evening.
Synetic Theatre never fails to impress with its art and creative invention…venerating the past and exploring the future of creative endeavors.
One attraction of the stage musical Les Misérables is that it is so remote … and so immediate.
In the end, though, the whole concept is an interminable conceit.
Don’t be inert. Turn off the cable television and go see this play. Supply your own laugh track.
Besides being a very enjoyable show for performers and audience, the production had a serious purpose, as half the net proceeds from the production plus the concession revenue are being donated to The Young Hearts, a local cancer charity.
Grain of Sand Theatre has taken Christmas by the jingle bells and presented DC with a charming and highly enjoyable romp best enjoyed with three French hens, two turtledoves, and a few grains of salt generously applied to the rim of a glass.
The dynamic that the cast built was warm and homey, building on traditions and using materials of the well-loved story to create the spectacle we expect.
First of all, there are some truly sensational performances on display here. Second of all, the play itself is a mishmash, a conglomeration of organs in search of an organism.