Phillip Reid (Maneki Neko), Rae Venna (Paper Crane), Toni Rae Salmi (Natsuko) and Kramer Kwalick (George) in ‘American Spies and Other Homegrown Fables’ at The Hub Theatre (Photo by Ryan Max... Read more
“Newsies” Takes Over Great Mills High School. Fantastic Crew and Cast Stages Unforgettable Performance! Summerstock Program Does It Again! The headlines are in, and St. Mary’s Summerstock do... Read more
“Tiger Style!” a comedy by Mike Lew and directed by Natsu Onoda Power is now playing at Olney Theatre Center until August 18, 2019. Lew is a third-generation Chinese-American from San Diego... Read more
Friends, I’m broadening my world of local community theatre. This last Friday night, July 19th, I officially ventured to the DC Metro area to see a play instead of my usual area of Southern... Read more
There are those people that just suck the air out of the room and drain all living creatures near them of energy and ambition—even the ambition to go for a walk. This is the sardonically tal... Read more
Fayro, Texas, is not a happy town. The rendering plant is gone, as is the SuperSaver and many of the other businesses. The few that are left are hanging on by a thread, and as one character... Read more
Big things sometimes come in small, understated packages. “The Band’s Visit,” currently playing at the Kennedy Center is truly one of the most astounding and beautiful pieces of... Read more
It would not be gushing to say that “Vivian’s Music 1969” is brilliant. It simply is. Impeccably acted and beautifully written, the play, written by Monica Bauer, is a snapshot i... Read more
One of the most impressive things you can do with a show like “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” — that is to say, a show in which adult actors play children — is play those characters compl... Read more
When a restaurant brands themselves as being “modern,” one can undoubtedly expect to partake in an elaborate ritual concocted of seemingly endless and over-specific courses: drinks with choi... Read more
