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West Potomac’s production of Bye Bye Birdie was rooted together by consistent energy and animation.

South Lakes’ attempt to revisit this era with much commitment was appreciated by its captivated audience, who were engaged by the unraveling of the hidden identity of the Scarlet Pimpernel.

Free-wheeling and always energetic, the cast of Oakton’s Oklahoma! was a joy to experience that has one humming the tunes long after the final “Yeehaw!”

Centreville put on a an enjoyable show that reminded that audience that every day men and women do difficult, boring, or unappreciated jobs.

Chantilly approached their production with dedication and cohesion, ending their memorable performance on an uplifting note.

Westfield High School’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat was wonderfully enjoyable and at the end, had many saying “Joseph, we’ll never forget you.”

Lake Braddock Secondary School’s rendition of the classical tale Dracula did well to present an old story in this new world.

All together, this was a very enjoyable piece of community theatre that is a nice treat for the whole family.

The Lazy Susan Dinner Theatre has created a solid production with a few extraordinary performances that make the show well-worth attending.

Hayfield Secondary School’s interpretation of the classic Two Gentlemen in Verona was delightful, with the witty charm and unconventional creativity that characterizes Shakespearean comedies.