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Our Town at Colonial Players of Annapolis

Our Town at The Colonial Players of Annapolis

Reviews September 22, 2026 Amanda N. Gunther

Some people ain’t made for small town life. And everybody is entitled to their own trouble. Of course, there’s layers and layers of nonsense whenever you come near the human race— and if our present day societal existence isn’t proving that one, I don’t know what is. But small town life, whether you’re meant for it or not, whether you’ve got your troubles with it or not, has come to Church Circle in that little black-box-in-the-square of Annapolis because Colonial Players is kicking off their 78th season with Thornton Wilder’s American chestnut,

Becky’s New Car at Bowie Community Theatre

Reviews July 20, 2018 John Nunemaker

How do you spend your summer? At the pool? In the sun at the beach? How about in your car driving down the highway? Becky’s New Car by Steven Dietz is a summer sensation performing now at Bowie Community Theatre and take my word for it – drive your car straight to the theatre in the woods and see this show! Bowie Community Theatre’s production is under the talented direction of Ilene Chalmers and has a tour de force cast of seven talented actors.

Review: The Secret Garden at Colonial Players

Reviews April 14, 2016 John Nunemaker 3 Comments

When I was younger I read the book The Secret Garden. A few years later I watch the movie when it was released so I was very excited to get to see the musical adaptation of the story. Walking into the theatre at The Colonial Players of Annapolis I was transported by the stage decorations, painting, and lighting of their production of The Secret Garden with Book and Lyrics by Marsha Norman and Music by Lucy Simon.

Review: Mornings at Seven at Colonial Players

Reviews November 29, 2015 Amanda N. Gunther

Where am I in life? What’s the meaning of it? In the eyes of the world, what does it mean to grow old? Colonial Players of Annapolis is answering those questions with a heartwarming comedy for the holidays. Paul Osborn’s Mornings at Seven is a delightful little theatrical engagement featuring the grand dames of theatre. A timeless, undiscovered stage treasure Directed by Rick Wade, the show is perfect for a family and friends gathering this festive season.