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The cast of Thoroughly Modern Millie tackled an endlessly upbeat score, tap routines, and in some cases opposite gender roles with aplomb.

Frozen is a huge show in terms of making us think and question the human condition, and truly a wonderful show to see.

Almost, Maine was a series of sweet vignettes, but not excessively so.

Minor nitpicks aside, The Twilight of the Golds is thought-provoking, especially if you’ve never considered the issues (and their consequences) before.

ACCT’s next youth production is a tongue-in-cheek tribute to the 1920s gangster flick, Bugsy Malone, Jr.. It promises and delivers big musical numbers, flapper fashions, fedoras, speakeasies, and loads of laughs!

The Drowsy Chaperone is a fun look at the roaring 30’s that the entire family will enjoy.

1st Stage, in Tyson’s, has put together a creative team to mount this show and I must say it’s a pleasant relief from all the Scrooge Gets A Conscience/Clarence Gets His Wings productions up all over town.

With powerful acting and meticulous attention to detail, Annandale’s performance of The Mousetrap had the members of the audience constantly on the edge of their seats.

This adaptation of the classic novel tells just the beginning of the story, making it both the ideal length for young audiences and minimizing some of the more tragic elements of the novel.

Camelot is an ambitious project by The Alliance Theater.