Long-term, structural unemployment in post-industrial America is not the most obvious context for an upbeat musical, but that is the case in The Full Monty, now in a delightful production at the Little Theater of Alexandria. Every facet of the production sparkles.
The opening night audience for Dominion Stage’s production of Avenue Q loved every minute. And what’s not to love?
Encore Stage and Studio opened the musical Honk, Jr. Friday evening.
Synetic Theatre never fails to impress with its art and creative invention…venerating the past and exploring the future of creative endeavors.
Despite some overacting and lines lost through laughter, the delightful cast of Almost, Maine was able to create the feeling of a small, northern town perfectly.
Don’t be inert. Turn off the cable television and go see this play. Supply your own laugh track.
Besides being a very enjoyable show for performers and audience, the production had a serious purpose, as half the net proceeds from the production plus the concession revenue are being donated to The Young Hearts, a local cancer charity.
Vpstart Crow in Manassas, Virginia announced this evening on their Facebook page that they have shut down.
A classic piece of theater was done justice at Thomas Edison High School, and their rendition made the audience feel “willing guests” at the production.
Stone Bridge High School’s cast and crew truly embraced the imaginary and childish nature of the production