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Catch this rarely-produced show while you can, with a great performance from Charles Watley as “Mr. Tibbs.”

For Stoppard fans, the chance to see Hapgood is welcome, even if the view is not one of Stoppard at his best.

In a production that proves that the story of his monster remains quite alive, Walt Whitman High School’s presentation of Frankenstein was nothing less than electrifying.

Round House Theatre has released their planned 2012-2013 season, with three area and one world premieres.

Laurel Mill Playhouse’s The Hollow is an Agatha Christie mystery to delight fans, but had some pacing problems that made it a long evening.

It is gratifying to see a splendid production of one of Sondheim’s greatest shows by a first-tier community theater.

The DC area community theater premiere of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels was an unexpectedly funny show.

The Greenbelt Arts Center needs help with the music for their production of Pippin.

Georgetown Preparatory School successfully managed to carry the weight of an emotionally heavy show like Fahrenheit 451 with ease, and created a fragile, disjointed world that pertinently begs the question, “Are you happy?”

As a most creditable production of a top-notch script, this show deserves a larger house than it has drawn during the first two weekends of its four-week run.