13 stories by "Jenna Jones"
Oh, love! What a fickle proposition you are! In Rockville Little Theatre's (RLT) production of John Cariani's Almost, Maine, we witness a variety of romantic love dilemmas, with comical and …
The Little Theatre of Alexandria (LTA) production of Legally Blonde is a laugh-fest for summer audiences. Gauging from the hoots and cheers of appreciation at the curtain call, this campy mu…
"Write what you know." Attributed to Mark Twain, this advice is adhered to by many a playwright, including a local one, William Leary. His Forsaken Angels, a joint production of Wolf Pack Th…
Samsara isn't a person's name (despite seeming like a blend of "Sam" and "Sara.") It is defined as either the process of coming into existence as a differentiated, mortal creature (Buddism) …
The Music Center at Strathmore celebrated the start of 2017 with Salute to Vienna. This annual tour, produced by Attila Glatz Concert Productions, featured the Strauss Symphony of America…
Visions of sugar plum fairies quite literally danced in my head and into my heart last night at the Ballet Theatre of Maryland's first performance of The Nutcracker this season, on November …
Blue God Examines Faith and Trust at DC's THEARCÂ Last Sunday afternoon, THEARC in DC was a flurry of festivities, including at its center the play, Blue God, by Marshawn Metters. The one…
Are you ready to ditch this cold, rainy weather we've had and enjoy an Enchanted April? Vicariously escape to Italy to appreciate wisteria and sunshine in the Greenbelt Art Center's charming…
It's admirable when a playwright takes on depicting a public figure when creating a show that questions history. Putting words in the mouth of a real person, such as the heroic Harriet Tubma…
Something Like Jazz Music, at Single Carrot Theatre in Baltimore, is something like a montage time traveling piece, with challenging parts that engaged me and the  audience to rethink the…
Second Star's current production of The Music Man takes its audiences back a full century to the (fictional) town of River City, Iowa in 1912. This classic tale of a con-artist who wins o…
Company, the Tony Award-winning Stephen Sondheim musical (book by George Furth), examines the pros and cons of being married vs.staying single, from a 35 year-old bachelor’s poin…
In the program notes for Choking Out the Kudzu: The Musical, Director Billie Colombaro says that this show began its journey into being back in 1992. Interestingly, this was just one year af…
