Derek Mong
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Capital Fringe Review: ‘The Freshman 15/Life in Transition’ by Derek Mong
the freshman 15/life in transition presents an intimate, honest look at the college experience for today’s young people. This performance is presented in a series of 15 vignettes that complicate the...
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Capital Fringe Review: ‘The Post Reality Show: Talk Media!’ by Derek Mong
The Post Reality Show: Talk Media! claims to be the avant-garde of the avant-garde of the Capital Fringe Festival. While it is true that it is the first ever Capital Fringe performance over webcast...
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Capital Fringe Review: ‘Why So Serious?’ By Derek Mong
Fringe Review: Why So Serious? Comedy Exposes Society’s Stern Outlook on Life Why So Serious?: Comedy Exposes Society’s Stern Outlook on Life features Trevor Joyner in his debut performance at the...
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Capital Fringe Review: ‘The Diamond Star Project’ By Derek Mong
The Diamond Star Project may have been the most confusing experience I have had yet at the Capital Fringe. The 45-minute performance is based on Catherine Asaro’s sci-fi book of the same name,...
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Capital Fringe Review: ‘The Underdeveloped and Overexposed Life and Death of Deena Domino’ By Derek Mong
The Underdeveloped and Overexposed Life and Death of Deena Domino follows the life (and, well, death) of child star Deena Domino as her stardom waxes and wanes (mostly wanes) over the course of her...
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‘Hairspray’ at Montgomery College’s Summer Dinner Theatre by Derek Mong
Montgomery College continues its 35th consecutive year of Summer Dinner Theatre with a show-stopping performance of Hairspray, directed and choreographed by Pauline Grossman. Set in 1960’s Baltimore,...