At the end of the day, Milburn Stone has delivered an enjoyable evening of the traditional murder mystery comedy that is missing from today’s theatre’s repertoire.
With a great script, a truly impressive set, and a few stellar performances, an enjoyable evening is a certain result.
The play is very funny, in a bitter sort of way, though the plot ultimately becomes rather convoluted in its attempt to provide a satisfying ending.
Overall, the show was well-designed, well-directed, and full of entertaining performances.
If you are looking for pleasant holiday fare that is truly appropriate for all ages, Toby’s has an excellent professional offering worth considering in this consistent production of Miracle on 34th Street.
The Olney production is more than good enough to entice new audience members to come back for more and to grow to know and love these jewels of American creativity.
Do yourself a favor forget about reality for two hours and do something inconceivable, go experience The Princess Bride Live!
Hearing and seeing fine performances of the glories of the score, as in this RMT production, never grows old.
The emotional story drew me in, and I cried. That is one of the best gauges of success in my opinion.
With a sold ensemble cast and phenomenal leads, this production is definitely top-notch.