'Wit' comes to heartrending life at Colonial Players of Annapolis
A powerfully intense play in a production reflecting its deep humanity and wit. By CHARLES GREEN
A powerfully intense play in a production reflecting its deep humanity and wit. By CHARLES GREEN
The prolific author of plays, musicals, and operas was ahead of his time, and the culture had to catch up. By CHARLES GREEN
The show about a dog played by a person is a fun way to open the season. By CHARLES GREEN
The comic antics in this classic can connect to today's times. By CHARLES GREEN
Author Patti Hartigan offers insights into how the network of regional theaters and the power of critics shaped the playwright's work and career. By CHARLES GREEN
In 'Masquerade,' Oliver Soden argues that Coward's plays are more profound than they seem. By CHARLES GREEN
A fun blend of music, singing, and dance based on the '80s movie about a small town's dance ban " with a message that feels necessary today. BY CHARLES GREEN
Joan Smith dominates the stage as the Pilot in this searing look at the psychological effects of drone warfare.
A colorful, vibrant celebration of Shakespeare's final play.
A funny yet honest musical about modern dating and taking a chance on love.
'The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)' is a joy for all audiences who may know many or none.
The musical celebration of love in all its forms features songs from the '80s all-female band The Go-Go's.
Everything came together in this production of Thornton Wilder's classic American play.
The actors sing with power, capturing both the emotional and the comic moments, and the show is great fun for children of all ages.
A lovely way to experience the composer's power, beauty, and brilliance.
The multi-genre countertenor stars in Annapolis Opera's 'Voices of Our Time' concert on April 15.
The production of Mozart's classic gives much to enjoy for opera aficionados and novices alike.
The comedy is a love letter to theater and the bonds of friendship.
Short works by Chekhov adapted by Michael Frayn inaugurate the company's residence at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts.
Marking the company's 50th anniversary, a gallery of costumes, photos, and other items celebrates their variety and talents over the years.
Kudos to the troupe for tackling Lynn Nottage's meaningful play.
The actors keep the stakes and tension rising. The play has laughs and plenty to think about.
'There is something primal about horror, something audiences can't escape.'
Director Sally Boyett transplants Shakespeare's classic comedy of cross-dressing, mistaken identities, and unrequited love to the world of 1920s Hollywood.
The four short pieces are a wonderful celebration of movement.