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.
West Potomac’s production of Inherit the Wind, with stand-out actors and striking tech, was a truly satisfactory and thoughtful show.
LTA’s Noises Off was, overall, a wild ride with few bumps in the road.
St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School overcame a difficult script and occasional lulls in energy to produce a charming show with a resounding message.
Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA seeks an energetic, artistically oriented Costume Designer who will work well with a student costume crew for our winter production of Guys and Dolls. Show dates are February 23-25, 2012. Rehearsals run primarily in January and February, with a week each in November and December. Designer will need to […]
Out of Order is a quick-witted comedy, which was ultimately well executed and provides a happy escape into the world of politics.
Schoolhouse Rock Live! was a family friendly performance for everyone that will make learning fun. We are looking forward to see how the Workhouse Arts Center uses the space in the future.
Loose Knit Taking Flight Theatre Company Waddell Theater, Northern Virginia Community College – Loudoun Campus, Sterling, VA Through November 5th $15/$10 Seniors and Students Interviewed October 23rd, 2011 Mike talks with Haley Murphy, the director of Taking Flight’s Loose Knit at the Taking Flight Theatre Company in Sterling, Virginia. ShowBizRadio Interview with Haley Murphy about […]
Empty Chair Theatre has released their planned 2012 season: Romeo and Juliet, Summer 2012 Hamlet, Summer 2012 Romeo and Juliet will be directed by Katie Logan, while Hamlet will be directed by Elizabth Nearing. The schedule is subject to change. Specific dates of performances and auditions are yet to be announced.
Two worthy productions of Othello opened last weekend, one a mounting of the Shakespeare play, in all its verbal glory, by the Folger Theatre, and the other as part of Synetic Theater’s “Silent Shakespeare Festival.”