The world has changed, and although there is some strong sexual content and language, there is little that is shocking about The Wild Party. From start to finish, much of it is predictable and a bit repetitive.
Not only is Maurice Hines tappin’ thru life at the Arena Stage. He’s also talkin’ and singin’.
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.
carried away on the crest of a wave is most certainly not a light evening out. It is very earnest in its depiction of darkness and despair.
Whether you like Shakespeare or not, this is a great play and a great way to spend an evening out.
For those with a taste for the raw power of live theater, and who don’t require a happy ending to be satisfied, Mies Julie by South African writer/director Yael Farbe is a work of art.
A novel invention, UrbanArias’ She, After is a densely packed evening of quality entertainment performed in an intimate, cozy performance space.
The Drowsy Chaperone will leave you anything but drowsy; and the lively and talented production will be enjoyed by all members of your family from every generation.
1930s songs between scenes and the many other innovative and interesting touches make an evening with a Shrew very pleasant and entertaining.
Do yourself a favor forget about reality for two hours and do something inconceivable, go experience The Princess Bride Live!