Three Days of Rain is a serious and emotional play put on by Silver Spring Stage on Saturday evening, with perhaps some interesting blocking decisions, but overall a moving play that explores how events in the past can affect the next generation’s outlook on life.
This engaging play worked well despite its flaws that any fan of modern legal thrillers will see.
Rough Crossing completes Rockville Little Theatre’s season with a whimper.
A well told tale about love and hate, fear and strength, hope and forgiveness.
Georgetown Prep’s production of Of Mice and Men tenderly carried the story of George Milton and Lennie Small through the convincing actors and flawless sets.
The Fantasticks proved to be a very enjoyable production.
It helps if you know Shakespeare’s story, but it’s not a requirement. A show heavy on silliness and light on reality.
Round and Round the Garden is not based on extensive physical comedy, but the lame tennis ball game that turns seamlessly into a seduction is beautifully realized.
A well performed who-done-it that will keep you guessing until the dramatic end.
If You Give a Cat a Cupcake is yet another offering of exceptional Children’s Theatre from Adventure Theatre.