Community Theater

Yussef El Guindi’s post-9/11 play reminds us that bias against disfavored groups remains a danger worth guarding against.

Hope Theater in Fauquier County stages its first full-scale theatrical production March 25 to April 10.

First written for Helen Mirren, the play about Queen Elizabeth II's meetings with her Prime Ministers will open during the Queen's 70th year on the throne.

As enthusiastically acted on Zoom, it allowed Oscar Wilde’s deliciously clever lines to take center stage.

A stellar cast depicts a not-so-distant Victorian-era women's rights battle.

The action onstage is genuinely deep-in-the-bones funny.

A part-fantasy, part-reality bioplay about 'Peter Pan' author J.M. Barrie.

And the orchestra did quite well on a difficult Sondheim score.

The musical comedy smash based on the hit 1992 film runs for two weekends.

The show's 1950s gender dynamics have not aged well, but the intriguing production sparks conversation.

It’s a full course in farce and dramedy by the wisecracking icon.

A black comedy like nothing you have seen before.

The total commitment of each person in the cast really dazzles. Their rock-solid togetherness in music and choreography sets the tone for the show.

Director Pauline Griller-Mitchell: ‘It’s been interesting to see how many children start off as bullies and turn into serial killers.’

The Stone Age musical comedy to be rescheduled later in 2022 as conditions allow.