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?”
Whether you find it brilliant or cheesy, this is a well-directed and well-performed production of a so-so show that, despite its theatrical shortcomings, both entertains and asks questions.
Hexagon 2012: I Get No Kick From Campaign (that is a great name!) will be held March 9-24 at the Montgomery College Performing Arts Center in Silver Spring. They are looking for performers, here are the audition details as sent to ShowBizRadio: Time to Break Out Those Dancing Shoes! The show needs you. The overall […]
Mike talks with Paul Morella, the performer of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol at the Olney Theatre Center in Olney, Maryland.
Kensington Arts Theatre has released details of the cast for their February 2012 production of Sunday in the Park with George.
The Puppet Company’s telling of The Nutcracker, in a not-so-traditional way using not-so-traditional actors, was enchanting.
‘Twas The Night Before Christmas has enough humor to keep both adults and children happy. ‘Tis a new story for the holidays, told with a twist.
The Sound of Music is an engaging, heartfelt story to begin the winter season at the Olney Theatre Center with lots of enthusiasm and powerful voices making for a delightful evening.
From dance numbers that keep your hands clapping to an uplifting moral about standing up for what you believe in, Footloose will make you want to “kick off your Sunday shoes,” and jump right into the fun.
Albert Einstein’s The Mystery of Edwin Drood allows no opportunity to even sneak a yawn, as audience participation is encouraged from start to finish.