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The Heritage-O’Neill Theater Company’s Requiem for a Heavyweight wasn’t a knock-out, but it put on a good show.

The production is definitely worth seeing, but you’ll do best sitting in the first eight rows, or farther back than row K, to take full advantage of the theater’s acoustics.

Michael Bobbitt, Adventure Theatre’s producing artistic director talks with ShowBizRadio about Mirandy and Brother Wind.

Sound issues aside, this was a clever, funny, engaging, beautifully-performed piece of children’s theatre, and it is highly-recommended to families.

This fast-paced, dark comedy was well done by Montgomery Playhouse.

The Comedy & Mystery Society prepared an enjoyable evening that entertained everybody, despite the tricks.

Uproarious laughter pierced through the “silent night” during Thomas S. Wootton’s fun and entertaining performance of Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge.

An engaging production looking at a real subject that none of us can escape: aging and its eventual outcome.

Olney Theatre Center’s Annie was sheer excellence in every aspect. It is an absolute must-see and is worth every penny of the cost and more.

The Potomac Theater Company’s production of The Mikado is a sweet introduction to the musical.