This is a tiny little company that plays in a tiny little theater, but they put on big…read moreperformances! Really well done. I saw A Little Trick and Afterplay, and I'm getting seasons tickets for 2012-2013 because they're located close to where I work and are much better priced than most theater options in DC.

I saw the Quotidian's Theatre Company's Production of Hedda Gabler Saturday night set in 1960's…read moreGeorgetown. Went because it was close to home, not expecting much. But I was blown away by the performances: really clever, witty and well-done! Not to be missed!

We had a wonderful time seeing Paranormal Cirque in White Marsh, MD. Getting inside of the venue…read morewas quick and easy. They had a short haunted maze that was fun. Concessions are extremely overpriced, but not uncommon for these types of events. The bathrooms were port-a-potties, but not really enough for the crowd in my opinion. The show was really fun. I enjoyed the variety of performers, aerial, jugglers, roller skaters, contortionists, and more! There is a cool wheel of death performance towards the end. The performers were great and engaged well with the crowd. There were some light horror aspects and some comedy aspects as well. Overall, it was an enjoyable show and I'd definitely recommend it!

I loved the show! This review is specifically for their "Nightmare" tour. I missed it last year and…read morethey have different themes and storylines. I didn't find out they were back until their second to last day, but I love anything horror themed so I had to go. They had a haunted maze in the tent with jump scares, loud noises, and a man in a chainsaw running around. It was short, but loads of fun. It did scare my wife since it was pretty dark with something lurking in every corner. They had two snack vendors (churros, popcorn, cotton candy, icees, sodas, and nachos), an arts table in the front before you enter, and a merch table with shirts and different masks (masquerade, horns, and such). The shirts were not on display so you have to ask for them. It was $40. About the same as concert shirts or theme park prices so that's something to note since everything is cash only (they mention this when you buy tickets). The seats are nicely spaced out and you get to see most acts from the sides. The only part we didn't have a good view of were the magic acts, so if you're a fan of that (they did have some amazing tricks) then you'll want any seats overlooking the stage and closer to the center. Otherwise, you'll get the gist of what's going on but you will miss pieces of the magic acts from the side. All other acts were enjoyable from our seats. They had great music, a live band during some parts, great lighting and smoke effects, and a few interesting performances I hadn't seen before. The aerial stuff I can honestly watch 100 times as that will aways amaze and terrify me. I also loved the reaction from audience members and seeing their minds blown. Circus acts are rare and some are incredibly expensive, so I get it might be a first for most people. If it is, then I recommend this one, if you love Halloween and want a reason to dress up, do it here too!

This is a puppet theater troupe, but it's not specifically intended for kids. We saw .D0T :: A…read moreROTOPLASTIC BALLET and were very impressed. My tweenaged daughter loved it. It was a musical with live musicians/singer in an almost Hamilton-esque style and lots of interesting projected graphics and flat puppets.

No theater group does more with less than Pointless, and we wouldn't think of missing one of their…read moreshows. The ambition, imagination, and professionalism are unsurpassed by any of the more well-funded, well-established theaters in Washington DC (or anywhere). Our all-time favorite shows so far were the Cab Calloway and Caligari shows, but the current play Imogen, a re-imagining of Shakespeare's Cymbeline, is also one of their best, with absolutely outstanding performances by the whole cast and the musicians.

I wish I could say this was a pleasant experience. Please note that NONE of the pictures online are…read moreindicative of what the place looks like today. They do not clean up the mess from the group before you. As a matter of fact, I don't think they have cleaned up the mess for months. There's broken glass all over the floor from the moment you walk in the door. I feel like I should get a tetanus shot after leaving the place. Nothing was clean or even sanitary. The place was like walking through a maze of trash in a hoarder's house. I can't say I'd recommend this rage room to anyone.

Glad my first rage room experience was at Unity. I visited today as a team building stress relief…read moreevent. I underestimated how beneficial the release of stress would be. Owner was so hospitable and friendly. Will definitely be back.

Located inside the historic Glen Echo Park, the Puppet Co. is a true blast from the past! This…read morenon-profit theatre is dedicated to introducing the art of puppetry to a new generation by bringing a mix of hand puppets, rod puppets, body puppets, marionettes, and shadow puppets to stage both original works and traditional children's stories. If you ever visited the "Land of Make-Believe" with Mister Rogers, you will be very familiar with these vintage style puppets. My four and eight-year old recently enjoyed a weekend original feature which was a mash up several different fairy tales. As an adult, I found it to be a bit corny but the show was perfect for my littles who stayed engaged for nearly the entirety of the one-hour show. Floor seating is available which is perfect for young families with children who cannot stay still. They have a fun house mirror in the lobby and after the show there was a puppet meet and greet. Overall it was good family fun for a hot summer afternoon. It's proximity to the Glen Echo carousel, playground, and aquarium made it feel like a full day affair!

My kids absolutely loved their first puppet show. I took my 5 and 10 year old to see the Twisted…read moreTales show and it was laughs for everyone. The staff were friendly, and the actors were engaging. I loved that they provided an interactive experience with pauses throughout the play to ask questions to the audience. I worried that my 5 year old wouldn't be able to sit still, but the open floor space was perfect for him to move around.

11/27/25 6:45 PM LOCATION: Montgomery County Fairgrounds…read more Parking was free. We've been to two Lumino Cities: the dinosaur one and the Winter One today. Substantially larger than the dinosaur one, this walk through was a feast for the eyes. There were many areas throughout that had cute picture opportunities . It started out as an Alice in Wonderland theme, then Pandas and even Dinosaurs. Other than the change in theme, there's no particular set of directions that suggest a particular order. Of course we went on a day that was blustery cold, so we booked it to the hot chocolate area. We were a group of adults that would've enjoyed more if we weren't freezing cold and we brought some kids. I think watching children's responses to everything ..would've made it more fun for us. We completed it in an 1 hr 20 mins. The crowds were much smaller so it was easier for us to get all the photo shots we wanted and without waiting in long lines. The ticketed time was 6:45 pm perhaps to control the crowds, but you're allowed to walk around for as long as you'd like.. With family and friends, it'll still be memorable.

Welcome to the Light Show!…read more I recently had the most incredible experience at LuminoCity with my son and I couldn't wait to share all the details with you! From the moment I stepped onto the Fairgrounds I was taken away by the set up. It's not a huge light show, but the way they have it set up you won't be disappointed. Each area has a different theme. My Son liked the Jungle theme and I liked the Sweets/Dessert part the best. There's so many photo opportunities and Social Media worthy moments (if you're into that lol) Now, let's talk about the star of the show - the food! It's a must that both my son and I get Funnel Cake whenever it's available, lol... they had several food trucks. We also tried the Cheese Fries, Crab Dip Fries, and Corn Dogs. The Fry portions are BIG. You could share or just eat that and be stuffed! The only down side for me was the drive. But I would do it again!!

Decided to give my son theater lessons as he's a child that has a big voice and loves to be "on."…read moreI've never seen him so happy :) Really excited to continue his theater classes here :)

My son just finished two weeks at their summer camp program at Glen Echo park and I felt compelled…read moreto review this team of professionals. We first became aware of ATMTC through a Groupon offering at their location in Wintergreen Shopping Center in Rockville. In just a hour a week, they accomplished amazing things with my son who has a lot of difficulty paying attention and following directions. He danced his way through two different numbers and loved it. So, at his prompting, we signed him up for two weeks of muscical theater camp and hoped for the best. This is a professional group. They were well organized and were very capable of handling the "drama" that comes along with kids of this age group. I was amazed by what they were able to accomplish with the kids by the end of the two short weeks. Whether you think yor think your kids are on their way to a professional career or just for a hobby, I can't recommend their programs more. We are looking forward to following up camp with their team! Thank you for making it fun and caring about my son this summer.

My husband and I took our 6-year-old grandson to see "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe". He…read moreloved it, and so did we. There were two actors, one male and one female, who played a total of 8 roles with verve and polish. Their mimicry of characters of different ages and genders was excellent! All in all, a great show for adults and children alike. We hadn't been to Adventure Theater since our children were young, but we will definitely be back with the grandkids.

A wonderful, award-winning children's theater located in the amazing Glen Echo Park. The theater…read moreputs on wonderful imaginative productions for children, featuring known and lesser-known playwrights, and also offers community classes.