If you are ready for good-hearted chuckles, knowing glances, bright smiles or escapist merriment in a kind-of “no time to think” amusing caper, then The 39 Steps at Herndon’s new NextStop Theater is for you.
A Chorus Line touches the reality of the audition process, at least before the finale in which all the job seekers, those hired and those not, get to parade in spectacularly glittery gold costumes. If only.
Whether you are a lover of George Burns, a lover of history or a lover of just plain good theater, Say Goodnight Gracie makes for 90 minutes of great entertainment.
It would be a sin to miss Virginia Rep’s morally provocative production of To Kill A Mockingbird.
The Picture of Dorian Gray shows the maturing of a company willing to go well beyond the box of tricks that brought it fame and notice. Try it out with eyes wide open.
Its campy yet classy elements and energetic and likeable cast had just the right style.
ATMTC’s production of Goodnight Moon is a high energy, action-packed 60-minute musical that will delight all ages.
‘Night Mother contains two extremely strong performances by two of Richmond’s strongest actresses, Kimberly Jones Clark and Catherine Shaffner.
Even at this early stage of his career, however, Simon could write material that greatly pleased viewers, and the TACT production elicited strong, favorable reactions from the Saturday night audience.
Henrico Theatre Company made an excellent choice with Tender Lies. It starts off a little slow, but it comes together wonderfully.