Maryland

The show is a colorful celebration of dance and history, and only three performances remain. By CHARLES GREEN

The classic story’s themes of compassion, social welfare, and human connection shine brightly. By EM SKOW

This dark and hilarious holiday comedy puts the fun in dysfunctional family. By JENNIFER GEORGIA

Michael Russotto makes Dickens’ text as fresh and alive as if spinning the tale for the first time. By JEFFREY WALKER

Audience participation and broad humor are on tap in Kensington, Maryland.  By JEFFREY WALKER

The compelling production lets the audience sit in uncertainty and experience the creeping dread that something here is deeply wrong. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

The accessible family-friendly production features an ensemble packed with kids. By VALERIE J. MIKLES

The company transforms a holiday classic into a lesson in pure imagination. By VICTORIA SOSA

The British comedy’s American premiere is “an anti-Dickens antidote to 'A Christmas Carol,' ” joked the director and artistic director. By RAVELLE BRICKMAN

With its Baltimore charm, this production is more than a retelling; it’s a celebration, a holiday tradition all its own. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

Based on the iconic holiday song, the show reminds audiences that childlike wonder will always be within us, especially at this time of year. By ANDREA “DRE” PEDEMONTE

An ideal outing for all generations, this joyful new musical is the perfect kickoff for the holiday season.  By JULIA TUCKER

This seasonal confection is sweet, tart, and delightful for children and adults alike. By JENNIFER GEORGIA

The melodic and superbly acted production is a glorious paean to diversity and love. By SOPHIA HOWES

Ahead of Jane Austen’s 250th birthday in December comes a brilliantly staged adaptation of her renowned novel.  By JULIA TUCKER

Inspired by this year’s theme of ‘Change,’ the plays were filled with humor, family drama, social messages, and fun. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON

Dickens-Poe mashup opens December 5 at the Motor House Theater.

Emerging student artists talk about the process of their production and the meaning of the play. By LaSHAY FLETCHER

The musical's outrageous humor and biting commentary reflect the pressing tensions of our time. By CAROLINE BOCK

Jacqueline Youm directs a funny, well-paced production that does full credit to the Molière classic. By BOB ASHBY