The company and crew of Me and My Girl are rewarded with an appreciative and sharp-eared audience who allows bright and comical strangers to lead them to a place where Duchess Maria is wrong in stating that “Love is for the middle class.”
If you’re looking for something fresh and light, and especially if you enjoy musical theatre, its history and its inside jokes, this show is definitely worth seeing.
If I was you, I would do whatever I had to do to “Find My Way” to The Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre to see Legally Blonde.
This is a solid and enjoyable production filled with all the spectacle that is to be expected and is perfect for this time of the year as we think about American Independence.
This Gypsy is a first-rate production, on a level with the best community theater work I’ve seen in other parts of the region. It’s well worth seeing, even if for those of us closer to DC than Baltimore you have to drive a bit to get to it.
Cockpit in Court’s Social Security is an enjoyable evening filled with five memorable performances.
The script is funny. The direction and added bits are delightful. Above all else, Heather Marie Beck as Sister Robert Anne is not to be missed.
In all, an amusing evening, and generally decent entertainment for kids ages 8 and up.
With all the careful attention to detail and dynamite performances, In the Heights is a must-see.
Millburn Stone is a theatre that is never afraid to take risks, whether you like them to or not!