HATTheatre’s production of The Quality of Life is not only a “quality” production; but it is also a shining example of what the Acts of Faith Festival is all about.
With just two performances left, I hope the seats are filled for this highly entertaining and lighthearted production. It will leave you wondering how’d they do that?
Death and the Maiden is one of the most intense, effective and thought-provoking dramas of the year. The performances and story make this a drama not to be missed.
The individual performances were strong, but in a story where the family dynamics are quite complicated; the performers didn’t seem to quite gel together.
Berlin and Bucci have created an emotionally poignant and disarming presentation of what life must be like inside the mind of a child with autism and why they might do the things they do.
Jersey Boys really is a show the whole family can enjoy — “It’s Just Too Good To Be True.”
With only two shows left, I would encourage you to find your way to this out-of-the-way space and find out for yourself whether you get to See Jane Quit.
You should race to see Race for its powerful performances and message.
Virginia Rep’s Fiddler on the Roof serves as an excellent evening of musical theater.
It is so tempting to say It’s a Fabulous Life was “fabulous” but I can’t take the easy road. Let me just say, it is pleasant PG holiday entertainment.