Richmond Triangle Players/Sycamore Rouge Before It Hits Home
By Bruce Levy • Jan 28th, 2013 • Category: ReviewsBefore It Hits Home is one hit you won’t want to miss.
Before It Hits Home is one hit you won’t want to miss.
Brighton Beach Memoirs is a serious comedy, and a funny drama.
The loveliness of the production details carries over into the acting.
Any lover of Harper Lee’s story, heralded as a quintessential American novel and taught in classrooms nationwide, will enjoy this production.
The play ran two and a half hours. It seemed longer.
Long-term, structural unemployment in post-industrial America is not the most obvious context for an upbeat musical, but that is the case in The Full Monty, now in a delightful production at the Little Theater of Alexandria. Every facet of the production sparkles.
The opening night audience for Dominion Stage’s production of Avenue Q loved every minute. And what’s not to love?
Encore Stage and Studio opened the musical Honk, Jr. Friday evening.
Just like this weekend’s rare January heat wave, Monty Python’s Spamalot is only here until Sunday. I promise you it will help you “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life,” and you will surely have a Good Knight!
Hot Nostalgia II was an energetic look back at the great music from the 30’s to the 70’s.