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A wonderfully performed mystery with enough twists and turns to make my head spin.

Overall, Jake’s Women was a well performed show, but the exploration that has to occur in Jake’s life and mind takes a lot of time to occur, resulting in a show-paced production, with just enough zip to keep the audience interested in what will happen with Jake.

Tantallon Community Players has released their planned 2010-2011 season: The Spitfire Grill, September – October 2010 Schedule It’s A Wonderful Life, December 2010 Schedule Barefoot in the Park, February – March 2011 Schedule Into The Woods, May – June 2011 Schedule Smokey Joe’s Cafe, Summer 2011 Schedule is subject to change due to performance rights […]

Prince George’s Little Theatre has released their planned 2010-2011 season: The Cemetery Club, October 2010 Schedule The Odd Couple (Female Version), December 2010 Schedule Harvey, February 2011 Schedule Don’t Dress For Dinner, April – May 2011 Schedule Schedule is subject to change due to performance rights conflicts or other issues.

The characters of Arsenic and Old Lace are icons of the theatre, brought to life by director Gayle Negri, producer Michael O’Donnell and their dee-lightful cast and crew. There’s lovely chemistry between each of the characters.

Two Maryland theater companies have joined WATCH (Washington Area Theatre Community Honors). Damascus Theatre Company (DTC) and Prince George’s Little Theatre (PGLT) were admitted to WATCH in December. Damascus Theatre Company’s next show is the musical I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change performed at the Gaithersburg Arts Barn in February. Prince George’s Little Theatre’s […]

Read Mari Davis’ review of Prince George’s Little Theater Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

Read Betsy Marks Delaney’s review of Prince George’s Little Theatre’s production of Alice in Wonderland.

Prince George’s Little Theatre has released their planned 2009-2010 season (their 50th! – Congratulations!): Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, October 2009 A Christmas Carol, December 2009 Arsenic and Old Lace, February 2010 Oklahoma!, April – May 2010 Schedule is subject to change due to performance rights conflicts or other issues.

Prince George’s Little Theatre let us know that they need a few more actors for their January-February 2009 production of The Moving of L’ila Barton. Another audition session will be held on Monday evening, November 24th. Details are available on ShowBizRadio’s audition page for The Moving of L’ila Barton.