The Reston Community Players sent this announcement about their next staged reading, taking place this coming Saturday evening.
Washington-Lee proved what The Crucible was meant to, that anything can be used as a warrant for violence, and that the mob does not care for evidence, they are out for blood.
1st Stage’s production of Parfumerie, a Hungarian play by Miklos Laszlo, simultaneously radiates the bright colors of a romantic comedy and reveals the beauty of day-to-day life in a Budapest perfume shop.
Signature Theatre’s production is not without flaws but does deliver a musical that is lively and very enjoyable.
Although the show has some faults, Lazy Susan Dinner Theatre’s production of A Christmas Carol is ultimately enjoyable thanks in large part to its infusion of traditional music.
In general, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever is a silly little show, and Vpstart Crow and Studio Works VA have created an enjoyable, family friendly hour of theater.
The almost sold out audience opening night seemed to thoroughly enjoy the hard work of both the performers and the crew of FCT’s A Christmas Carol.
Whereas the traditional It’s a Wonderful Life serves as a heart-swelling nod to the value of friendship, Wonderful Life takes you on a quiet journey that reflects the prize of peace within self.
It’s impossible to ever replicate a classic but this show gives you all the elements. If you want to see a Christmas musical with a smooth crooner, an elegant chanteuse and a spunky dancing couple this show fits the bill.
With constant plot twists and screwball antics, Wakefield’s production of The Marriage of Miss Hollywood and King Neptune overcame difficulties in technical and dramatic aspects to produce an entertaining look into glitz of showbiz and the trials of crafting it.