The strength of Stop Kiss is that one is left hoping that two characters who are worth caring about will find the resources needed for the next steps on their path.
Goldilocks was engaging for young audiences with just enough humor to keep the adults entertained as well.
Overall, there are a million reasons to see The King and I.
Overall, this is not just quality Children’s Theatre; it is quality theatre. Audiences of all ages will delight at this production, so do not be ashamed to show up without a youngster.
Olney Theatre Center’s Sleuth is worth the schlep out there. The theatre is comfortable and the production values are superb.
Overall, this was a fun, lively musical that refused to take itself seriously. It was obvious that most of the audience at the the performance we attended were getting their first introduction to Joseph, and they were having a great time.
Everyone should find the time to take in this enjoyable production for all ages.
Altogether 2nd Star Productions’ Fiddler on the Roof is a fine rendition of a tough musical that avoids descent into minstrelsy and makes good on its offer of gorgeous entertainment.
Port Tobacco’s Into the Woods is smart and pleasing.
Botteri and Jones have talent and stamina and they sell the story along with the music; but the story sinks without their talent.