Though at times confusing with characters hurrying through a scene, the Providence Players of Fairfax made positive use of a detailed set and situations to take a funny look at farce in the mid 19th century.
Laurel Mills Playhouse’s exuberant production vividly conveys the passion and confusion of young people trying to cope with the exhilaration and anxiety of an unusually turbulent and difficult time.
Whether it be through angry exchanges, tears, or well-timed awkward humor that breaks the tension; every moment is spell-binding.
This exquisitely complex production is what theatre should be: Spectacle that also tells a story and conveys a sense of wonder.
Catch Richmond Triangle Players’ current production of La Cage aux Folles because some of the best of Richmond’s theater is now!
With summer re-runs abounding on TV, it would be time much better spent to come out and see the live suspense in The Beauty Queen of Leenane.
Although there were a few lighting and pacing problems, The 39 Steps was enjoyed by a good-sized audience with a cast that was comfortable and enjoyed creating an evening of laughter and merriment.
In all, an amusing evening, and generally decent entertainment for kids ages 8 and up.
The Three Musketeers, an original adaptation by Ben Cunis and Peter Cunis, was a dizzying spectacle of fighting, dancing and repartee.
Bravo to the cast and crew in general for a performance well done, in spite of the sound’s considerable flaws.