In a flood of color and energy, eleven school kids hopped, skipped, and jump-roped their way onto the stage, ready to begin a new day of first-grade joys and dramas. So began Annandale High School’s heartwarming production, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.
Providence Players of Fairfax has produced an enjoyable version of Dinner with Friends, although it doesn’t quite match the naturalism of Margulies’ script.
Overall, Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Jr. was a fun family show.
McLean’s performance of Rent was something unlike anything else seen on a high school stage.
Mr. Skidmore and his cast and crew have created a thrilling, insightful piece of theatre that will make you question your judgment and appeal to the potential deviant within us all.
Professional quality shines through in every aspect of the production.
Like its characters, who ultimately seek a life that, if not perfect and normal, is next to normal, the current Reston Community Players production, though not without flaws, is next to excellent.
Oakcrest School cooked up a lovely production of Willy Wonka which was practically good enough to eat!
Vibrant colors, puppetry, and wonderful fun combined this past Saturday in The Madeira School Arts Department’s whimsical production of The Wizard of Oz.
The New School of Northern Virginia brought a dose of levity to the darkest of settings with their fascinating production of The Killing Game.