The choreography is a real hero in this production. It was kept simple but interesting in a way that all the young performers were able to dance in perfect sync.
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.”
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.
Quest of the Ziz Bird is ideally geared for younger audience with catchy, repeating riffs, a simple story with a good moral, and bright-colored costumes.
As Cockpit in Court’s 40th season comes to an end this weekend, their production of Sunset Boulevard goes down in history as one of their best.
The 25 multi-talented, full of energy cast which consist of ages 5 through 18 does a fine job with this full-length production.
Go see The Last Five Years and be “A Part of That.”
Overall, there are a million reasons to see The King and I.
Overall, this is not just quality Children’s Theatre; it is quality theatre. Audiences of all ages will delight at this production, so do not be ashamed to show up without a youngster.