A battle of two exes over ‘Little Infidelities’ stuns at Teatro...
In 'Pequeñas Infidelidades,' an ex-wife controls the narrative; the ex-husband's a gaslighting creep. What could go wrong? By JULIAN OQUENDO
‘Rapture, Blister, Burn’ at St. Mark’s Players is deeper than ‘Barbie’
The funny, feminist, and thought-provoking show explores the choices women make. By JILLIAN PARKS
In ‘Miss Evers’ Boys’ at Laurel Mill Playhouse, humanity at risk
This well-acted fictional drama based on the infamous Tuskegee Syphilis Study has controversy and complexity that still have sad relevance. By CYBELE POMEROY
Campy classic ‘Urinetown’ is an utter delight at 2nd Star Productions
With its ridiculously skilled cast and thoughtful team of directors, designers, and choreographers, the production is a privilege to see. By BRITTANY PROUDFOOT GINDER
Little Theatre of Alexandria adopts a likeable, feel-good ‘Annie’
The musical tells the story of a 10-year-old orphan girl who has the gumption to see a world that is fair and just. By TENIOLA AYOOLA
A strong ensemble carries ‘Steel Magnolias’ at Gaithersburg Arts Barn
The first act is delightful, engaging, and laugh-out-loud funny; the second act, not so much. By MORGAN PAVEY
Rude Mechanicals’ clever pared-down ‘Macbeth’ at Greenbelt Arts Center
This rendition creates a compelling hyper-focus on the relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. By MORGAN PAVEY
Over-the-top satire in ‘POTUS’ from City of Fairfax Theatre Company
Each actor puts a massive amount of energy into their performance — everyone is dialed up to a ten. By ALEXANDRA BOWMAN
Wonderfully zany ‘Table Manners’ is served at NOVA Nightsky Theater
With director Ward Kay at the helm, Alan Ayckbourn’s comedy makes us believe that every family drama should be staged in a black box. By FOSSE THORNTON
Shaquille Stewart joins Silver Spring Stage as executive director
Silver Spring native returns to lead the community theater where he got his start in the industry.
A delightfully chaotic ‘Anton in Show Business’ by The Arlington Players
This comedy about producing Chekhov in Texas is a theater nerd’s dream. By EM SKOW
Darkly comic ‘Abdication!’ doesn’t quit uplifting at Silver Spring Stage
A giddy romp of three short plays about hanging in there. By JENNIFER GEORGIA
Dominion Stage bursts into an entertaining and moving ‘Torch Song’
Passion and heartache resonate throughout Harvey Fierstein's trilogy. By CHRISTINE MAXTED
‘A Murder Is Announced’ is a ghoulish delight at Way Off...
All the actors are on point in this entertaining adaptation of an Agatha Christie whodunit. By BOB ASHBY
‘The Grapes of Wrath’ has present-day resonance at Rockville Little Theatre
The stage adaptation of Steinbeck's classic 1929 novel is a passionate experience of empathy for human suffering. By BOB ASHBY
Rockville Little Theatre wins big at Maryland Community Theatre Festival Association
'Funeral for the Cat,' by local playwright B.G. Craig, wins multiple awards including Outstanding Production.
Nominations announced for 22nd annual WATCH Awards
Nominations announced January 21 for local community theater awards ceremony, which will take place March 17 at The Birchmere in Alexandria.
All aboard for mystery and laughter in ‘Murder on the Orient...
The production of Ken Ludwig’s adaptation of the Agatha Christie classic is designed beautifully, paced briskly, and packed with talent. By JEFFREY WALKER
A sumptuous ‘Merrily We Roll Along’ by Sondheim at Greenbelt Arts...
The show is visually splendid, full of complicated musical numbers, excellent choreography, and strong performances by both cast and orchestra. By CYBELE POMEROY
Sandy Spring Theatre Group’s ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ doesn’t quite kill
The show is supposed to be a farce, but the production at the Gaithersburg Arts Barn never quite reaches the requisite level of manic energy. By JOHN GEOFFRION