Rockville Little Theatre’s Third was well acted and thought-provoking, and is a show that will have you come away evaluating where you are in your life’s journey.
With swapping affections, mistaken identities, and rousing refrains, Walt Whitman High School’s production of Anything Goes was nothing short of extraordinary.
Overall, the Prep Players performed very well in their production of The Outsiders, and adequately conveyed the themes of the original novel.
Adventure Theatre MTC’s A Little House Christmas was a delightful story looking at a simpler, more challenging, and still happier time. Treat yourself and your children to this show this Christmas season.
Potomac Theatre Company’s My Fair Lady had a few technical issues in this performance, but there was still magic in the actor’s performance.
Meet Me in St. Louis featured a large cast that was comfortable on stage, even in 1904.
The quality of the acting in the Silver Spring production is uniformly high.
In large part because the director and cast understand that the characters cannot be aware of their being funny — their situations, however ridiculous, are real to them — the RLT production succeeds in in being the exceedingly silly, entertaining, piece it is intended to be.
What does an arrogant, spoiled, bratty 15 year old girl do to destroy the loving father for whom she is the light of his life? That may be the thesis of Forum Theatre’s world premiere of Holly Down in Heaven by Kara Lee Corthrun. It’s hard to tell.
Silver Spring Stage provides a strongly acted and well-paced view of the destruction of a presidential campaign.