Despite the dark and ironic subject matter, Centreville High School’s production of Cabaret was thoroughly insightful and invited all to “relax, be yourself, and take off your corset.”
The Battle of the Palm Beach Royale Hotel is surely one for the history books, just like Oakton High School’s memorable performance of Suite Surrender.
Drumming with Dishes is a delightful story of a girl and her “imaginary friend” who get to know each other through kitchen cookware, a guitar, and pasta.
A weak script and pacing problems of A Magical Christmas made it hard to believe in Believe, Maine.
Forget your worries for an evening and come to Mountain View High School to laugh out loud.
If you remember coming of age in the 1940’s, or with the help of a teacher, or had disagreements with your parents, What I Did Last Summer will strike a chord with you.
Vienna Theatre Company’s See How They Run was very funny, overall a successful implementation of the zaniness called for by the script.
The cast brought great energy to each scene and elicited laughter at the right moments throughout the evening.
Harkening back to their debut performance, the Providence Players of Fairfax (PPF) open their 15th anniversary season with You Can’t Take It With You, a Pulitzer-winning comedy that fosters an appreciation for the eccentricities of family life.
Legally Blonde the Musical is not RCP’s finest moment, but it is not bad either. What it is is a sweet evening out with family and friends, watching talented people taking risks onstage and sincerely wanting to please.