Woodrow Wilson’s choice to use an enormous cast, which included elementary and middle school students, was a risky one that worked out wonderfully. Their energy-infused production led to an absorbing, enjoyable show.
Tough cowboys and headstrong broads await in Bishop Ireton High School’s tobacco spitting, gun-slinging take on Shakespeare’s comedic masterpiece, The Taming Of The Shrew.
Chantilly High School’s production of I Remember Mama was an evocative performance that captivated the heart with real, human characters, an undeniably authentic setting, and a clear message: never forget where you came from.
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.
West Potomac’s production of Inherit the Wind, with stand-out actors and striking tech, was a truly satisfactory and thoughtful show.
St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School overcame a difficult script and occasional lulls in energy to produce a charming show with a resounding message.
It’s a tale as old as time about a Beast, a Beauty, and a happily ever after ending. Its Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, which was performed with skill this past Saturday by South County Secondary School.
West Potomac’s production of Bye Bye Birdie was rooted together by consistent energy and animation.
South Lakes’ attempt to revisit this era with much commitment was appreciated by its captivated audience, who were engaged by the unraveling of the hidden identity of the Scarlet Pimpernel.
The performance was marked by wonderful energy throughout the show, carried from the smallest to the largest roles. Each and every actor and tech did their part to make this show a joy to watch.