Virginia

The intimate production turns ordinary details and old wounds into an affecting portrait of family and belonging. By CELIA WREN

Jonathan Larson’s autobiographical musical is performed with a wonderful blend of harmonies in the ensemble numbers.  By JAMIE PELLIGRINI

The musical cabaret acknowledges the nation’s contradictions without surrendering faith in the possibility of progress. By TENIOLA AYOOLA

Festival brings spectacular concerts and cabarets to Creative Cauldron Stage from June-September.

The production is a thrilling demonstration of how to take an old standard and breathe new life into it. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE

Every actor plays their character with a canny absurdity that realizes the script's satire and humor. By MARY HARNEY

This modern adaptation of an ancient Greek drama is a chaotic, heartbreaking, and beautiful experience.  By MEGAN FRAEDRICH

This humble but captivating production wants us to remember that a play has the power to change a life.  By MELISSA LIN STURGES

The Actors Theatre cast works together to transport the audience to the streets of New York City as they seize the day. By AHRYEL TINKER

Though somewhat dated, the popular musical shows how hope can often be more important than truth.  By ZOE WINSKY 

Thankfully, the talented ensemble has enough personality to make up for the script’s relative blandness. By MELISSA LIN STURGES

The company's 25th season features five iconic stories re-envisioned in Synetic's unmistakable style.

Director Matthew Gardiner molds a ’70s-era rock musical into a timely and timeless production that feels fresh and relevant. By LISA TRAIGER

What begins as a bright, chaotic adaptation of a children’s cartoon evolves into a reminder that optimism, empathy, and imagination are paramount. By LAURA MILLS

This standout musical comedy production has style, timing, and big voices. By JEFFREY WALKER

The production combines tradition and feminism into a feast for the eye, the ear, and the heart. By JENNIFER GEORGIA

Based on first-hand accounts, this collection of monologues gives voice to the medical staff who helped the wounded and battle-scarred. By JEFFREY WALKER

Set in 1970s Argentina, when a military dictatorship waged war against its own people, Marisela Treviño Orta’s striking play dramatizes one family’s suffering. By BOB ASHBY

Deeply moving play by Pulitzer Prize winner Paula Vogel runs June 4-21.

The sparkling production is a funny, entertaining showcase of immense talent, but even more, it’s a reminder of the power of the arts.  By MEGAN FRAEDRICH