The talented actors at West Springfield presented The Diary of Anne Frank with powerful emotion that left audience members stunned as the lights went down on this well-executed production.
Herndon High School’s stirring production of Brigadoon left the audience full of this unbelievable emotion of love.
Lend Me a Tenor was a glorious farce, and James Madison High School did an excellent job of it.
Despite the dark and ironic subject matter, Centreville High School’s production of Cabaret was thoroughly insightful and invited all to “relax, be yourself, and take off your corset.”
The Battle of the Palm Beach Royale Hotel is surely one for the history books, just like Oakton High School’s memorable performance of Suite Surrender.
The dynamic that the cast built was warm and homey, building on traditions and using materials of the well-loved story to create the spectacle we expect.
Drumming with Dishes is a delightful story of a girl and her “imaginary friend” who get to know each other through kitchen cookware, a guitar, and pasta.
A weak script and pacing problems of A Magical Christmas made it hard to believe in Believe, Maine.
Although there were a few makeup issues, some sound errors, and stage crew blips, Woodson put on a fun and entertaining production of Bye, Bye, Birdie, lighting up the faces of every person in the room with well-timed jokes and fainting fan girls galore.
Overall, Something’s Afoot was entertaining and pleasing to watch.