Oakton High School gave a fantastically incredible performance of Elephant’s Graveyard, a heartbreaking and touching story of a circus, an elephant, and a vengeful town who wanted justice for an elephant’s unintentional wrongdoing.
Virginia Rep’s Fiddler on the Roof serves as an excellent evening of musical theater.
It is so tempting to say It’s a Fabulous Life was “fabulous” but I can’t take the easy road. Let me just say, it is pleasant PG holiday entertainment.
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.
All in all, Herndon High School’s production of Seussical was a great success.
Woodrow Wilson High School’s production of West Side Story tackled this challenge head on creating an evening full of love, hope, and tragedy that ultimately conjured many tears from the audience.
In this whirlwind of a romantic tale, George Mason High School managed to perform the difficult musical Oklahoma! with plenty of humor and commitment that shone through and made a fine show.
On the whole, Briar Woods High School’s production of Nevermore! indulged a resounding heartbeat in the swirling letters of Edgar Allan Poe’s soul.
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.