352 stories by "April Forrer"
Vagabond Players ends their 101st season with an English comedy in three acts, "See How They Run," written by Phillip King and directed Tyrone Chapman. The title comes from a line in the nur…
1. Noises Off at Everyman Theatre. “You will never laugh so hard in your life or have so much fun at the theatre.” – Lynne Menefee. READ review. Synopsis: Everyman…
1. Little Women " The Broadway Musical at Third Wall Productions. “… the heart and the characterizations of the March sisters and Marmee are spot on to the novel and it was a p…
1. The Secret Garden at Memorial Players. “There are so many aspects of this show that are impressive…” – April Forrer. READ review. Synopsis: This haunting and del…
Memorial Players opened their spring musical, “The Secret Garden,” directed by Bill Kamberger, to a packed house and to this reviewer who sat in awe through the entire show. I ha…
1. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre. “… a magical production that is worth the ride.” – Mark Beachy. READ review. Synopsis: Everyone’…
1. The Wiz at Spotlighters Theatre. “With its talented cast and Baltimore twist, this production is not to be missed!” – Barry Kramer. READ review. Synopsis:  Doro…
1. The Odd Couple at Vagabond Players. “…the funniest comedy Vagabonds has done yet.” – Barry Kramer. READ review. Synopsis: When neurotic neat-freak Felix Ungar mo…
1. Disney's Beauty and the Beast at Toby's Dinner Theatre. “Toby's production of "Disney's Beauty and the Beast" is the MUST-SEE family event of the spring!” – Mark Beac…
1. Mrs. Miller Does Her Thing at Signature Theatre. “Monk and Brockman carve out the entertaining and deeply moving core of the play.” – Chris Williams. READ review. …
1. Dogfight by Rockville Musical Theatre at Arts Barn at Arts on the Green. “The opening number, "Some Kinda Time," was a fun way to start the show and highlighted the camaraderie o…
Cohesion Theatre Company offers up a unique version of William Shakespeare's "Henry V," modestly retitled as "Henry the Fifth." I have heard Shakespeare's prose and verse recited in many ton…
1. Brother Mario at Flying V Theatre. “If you've ever picked up a controller and stomped goombahs with the Mario Brothers, do yourself a favor and don't miss this loving tribute tha…
1. H2O at Rep Stage. “…raw, real, and relentless.” – Mark Beachy. READ review. Synopsis: After arriving in the City of Angels, an aimless young man catapults to mov…
1. Sweeney Todd at Olney Theatre Center. “…the production at Olney is bolstered by superb atmospherics, creative staging and top-notch performances by a talented ensemble.” …
1. Caroline, Or Change at Round House Theatre. “This superb and deeply emotional production is an absolute triumph.” – Kristin Franco READ review. Synopsis: Join us a…
1. ‘Treasure Island’ at Children's Theatre of Annapolis. “… a dramatic, frightening, and satisfying play performed with a maturity beyond the young actors' years… ̶…
1. ‘Grey Gardens’ at Stillpointe Theatre. “…a fantastic cast and a truly unforgettable show…” – Raychel Harvey-Jones. READ review. Synopsis: Based …
Washington's National Theatre is getting into the Christmas spirit this year by welcoming “Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas: The Musical” (playing through December 31 in…
1. A Christmas Carol, The Musical at Toby's Dinner Theatre. “…stunning, well-staged production… ” – Steve Charing. READ review. Synopsis: This musical adaptation …
1. Silver Belles at Signature Theatre. “‘Silver Belles’ is just the kind of lighthearted but meaningful holiday musical we could use this season. – Elle Marie S…
1. Faction of Fools 'The Merchant of Venice' at Gallaudet Eastman Studio. “The cast's physical prowess and the fantastic use of mask made for a deliciously sensory take on a classic…
Cohesion Theatre welcomes you to a slightly off, slightly alternative world where the "in-crowd is the thin-crowd." My high school days flood my mind, and I can't help but cringe at the numb…
1. “Six Degrees of Separation” at Keegan Theatre. “If you see nothing else for the rest of the year, make sure you make it down to Keegan Theatre for "Six Degrees of Sep…
1. “The Shoemaker's Holiday” at Baltimore Shakespeare Factory. “….quirky, off-the-wall and brilliant….” – Raychel Harvey-Jones. READ review. Synopsis:…
