In their matching dinner jackets, underneath a huge projected moon and bathed in sumptuous evening light, it’s easy to forgive any flaws and just let the ears enjoy the aural buffet.
Tender Napalm will rivet an adventuresome audience because Ripley’s characters and story have a complexity to chew on.
Milburn Stone delivers another incredible success with their current production of Seussical the Musical. With larger-than-life set, costumes, light, and characters, it is no wonder that audiences are already pouring in to not miss this production.
As an entry in the Acts of Faith Festival and as an evening of theater, Grace hits the mark and is truly a show not to be missed.
Ann Randolph’s sanguine Loveland has an abundance of remarkable, sometimes absurdist, comic flair.
If you feel like watching the movie “Shrek” this weekend, don’t! Go see it happen right before your eyes at The Children’s Theatre of Virginia.
Happily Ever After is a tongue-in-cheek title waiting for a comma with a next phrase starting with “if.”
As spring arrives and we “spring forward,” venture down to Colonial Heights and take a step back in time; to a simpler time and a couple of hours of pure, charming entertainment.
Synetic’s Hamlet…the rest is silence is an achievement to be experienced for the first time, or once again.
LTA’s production never loses sight of the key point that Proof is a play about emotions, not equations.