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Although simplistic in spectacle as most high school shows are, MVHS’s Aida: School Edition did not disappoint in delivery.

There are times when a script may just “read” better on the page, than as a full-scale, live theatrical production.

Audience members were lucky to have attended such a wonderfully executed performance, one of pain, patience, solidarity and strength.

In a taut, one actor, one-act The Thousandth Night by Carol Wolf the poised Kyd takes on about three dozen roles beyond just de Bonheur to draw us into a world of ever-increasing fear and suspense that permeates MetroStage’s production.

Bishop Ireton delivered just the right excitement and charm to remind us all of the “Brotherhood of Man.”

Little Theatre of Alexandria has released their planned 2014-2015 season.

LTA’s production never loses sight of the key point that Proof is a play about emotions, not equations.

While ultimately a poignant tale, Next Fall is surrounded with ample comedy as it journeys to its conclusion.

Port City Playhouse in Alexandria, Virginia, has released their planned 2014-2015 season.

In an emotional and believable rendition of A Taste of Honey, the cast and crew of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology brought life to this harsh reality.