Given the history of the last 100 years, a classical play about the power and destructiveness of irrationality may not be so far removed from our reality as we would like to believe.
Remember: What happens on the S.S. American, stays on the S.S. American. Except for telling your friends to check out this production. It’s a Cole Porter classic not to be missed!
Studio 3’s Rapunzel is disarming and an innocent way in a guilty world to spend some time with children…preferably someone else’s….before we trade them to The Witch for broccoli.
Very competent acting and strong pacing will hold an audience’s interest in VpStart Crow’s production of John Guare’s Six Degrees of Separation.
T.C. Williams made an impressive effort at Crazy for You. Overall, the production was humorous, and who doesn’t like Gershwin’s music?
The talent, energy, and overwhelming skill of the students at W.T. Woodson, however, allowed this production to shine with a new light of its own.
Though difficult tech-wise, the show was handled expertly in all aspects, and this really helped highlight the performers.
ShowBizRadio reviewer Rachael Murray talks with Rob Batarla about VpStart Crow’s production of Six Degrees of Separation.
FCT’s Into the Woods was a fun, must see show for anyone who believes in happily ever after.
Hayfield Secondary School’s appealing rendition of The Children’s Hour was filled with raw adversity and all-pervading heartbreak.