The British Players Don’t Dress For Dinner
By Michael & Laura Clark • Mar 19th, 2013 • Category: Maryland, ReviewsDon’t Dress For Dinner is a fun farce that lets the laughter (and confusion) run rampant for two hours.
Don’t Dress For Dinner is a fun farce that lets the laughter (and confusion) run rampant for two hours.
The 13th Annual Washington Area Theatre Community Honors (WATCH) were celebrated with an award ceremony held at the Birchmere in Alexandra, Virginia on March 17th, 2013.
Welcome to ShowBizRadio’s coverage of the 13th WATCH Awards. We’ll be posting updates throughout the evening. The sold-out ceremony begins at 7pm.
Holt High School hits home with their compilation of anti-bullying short plays, The Long View and The Bully Plays.
Mary Institute St. Louis Country Day School puts on an enchanting production of Into the Woods.
In a story brimming with adolescent angst, love, and rebellion, Albert Einstein High School created a retro, rock-and-roll riot that left audiences with the urge to get up and jive.
Phoenix Festival Theater takes their resources and utilizes them mostly well in their current running production, the award-winning musical The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.
Copenhagen is an interesting show if you are a student of philosophy, history and physics. If you don’t have a background in those fields, prepare for a slog through some deep material.
Time is running out to catch this important work — the show runs one more weekend. As was evidenced by the number of audience members weeping and hugging at the end, it will be well worth your time!
Like its characters, who ultimately seek a life that, if not perfect and normal, is next to normal, the current Reston Community Players production, though not without flaws, is next to excellent.