“Move Over, Mrs. Markham” is a sprightly way to segue into the new year and beat back some of the doldrums of January and February. . . . the Port Tobacco Players have created a... Read more
“Sheltered,” like “The Children” currently playing in Annapolis, asks some very important questions regarding what do we as a society owe to the next generation? This... Read more
“The Children” is one of the most thought-provoking, humorous and heart-wrenching stories I’ve seen in quite a while. The writing is brilliant, and the story is timeless. This is... Read more
Creative Cauldron kicked off the 2020 “Passport to the World of Music” cabarets with a breezy, relaxing jazz show by San Francisco Bay Area-based jazz vocalist and arranger Danie... Read more
Erick Acuña is a Peruvian comedian living and working in Washington, DC. He presents a series of gently amusing monologues taken from his life as a Latino immigrant. Skits include filling ou... Read more
Prepare to fall in love—with words, with writing, with creating, with art, with theatre, and with Anton Chekhov and Olga Knipper. This beautiful work is based on the 412 letters that the two... Read more
Adapted and directed by Gregory Keng Strasser, “The Infinite Tales” at 4615 Theatre Company covers three of the four major periods recognized in Irish mythology. In this producti... Read more
“Madeline’s Christmas” takes center stage again this holiday season at Creative Cauldron. It’s charming, cheerful and has just the right amount of suspense to keep most young aud... Read more
This is an oddly charming show. It starts off innocently enough with an older gentleman standing on a stage reading through a presentation he’s written. He is interrupted by the actor/direct... Read more
This was cute and charming and the perfect length for younger theatre-goers. It has some surprisingly subtle lessons on looking beyond the exterior and taking chances. This small-town Christ... Read more
