From Paul Nasto’s musical direction (music, perfectly timed and tuned), to Amy Carson’s tight choreography that pulls no punches, to the rare triple threats of actors who can sing AND dance, this production has it all right.
The cast as a whole seemed to be having a good time on stage, with nothing to be taken too seriously. Don’t come to the show expecting any kind of solid plot line or structure cause you won’t find it in Scapino! cause anything goes!
Read Joe Adcock’s review of Little Theatre of Alexandria’s Plaid Tidings.
Read Joe Adcock’s review of Little Theatre of Alexandria’s Dog Sees God.
Read Mike and Laura Clark’s review of Little Theatre of Alexandria’s The Art of Murder.
Read Jose Pineda’s review of the Little Theatre of Alexandria’s The Foreigner.
Read Courtney Ferguson’s review of the Little Theatre of Alexandria’s production of Gypsy.
Read Michael Clark’s review of Little Theatre of Alexandria’s production of It Runs in the Family.
Read Laura Clark’s review of Little Theatre of Alexandria’s production of Leading Ladies.
Little Theatre of Alexandria has released their planned 2009-2010 season:
Gypsy, July – August 2009
The Foreigner, September – October 2009
The Art of Murder, October – November 2009
Scapino!, January 2010
Chicago, February – March 2010
Lady Windermere’s Fan, April – May 2010
Boeing-Boeing, June 2010
Schedule is subject to change due to performance rights conflicts or other issues.
