Prince George's Publick Playhouse — Attraction in Bladensburg

Attending the Dallas Black Dance Theatre: Platinum Series at the Publick Playhouse was truly an unforgettable experience. The performance was a powerful blend of artistry, grace, and storytelling that moved the audience in the most beautiful way. Each dancer brought strength and emotion to the stage, creating a space where culture, resilience, and beauty could shine. The choreography was both bold and elegant, showcasing not only technical excellence but deep cultural roots and purpose.

The Publick Playhouse itself added to the magic of the evening—it's a great theater: clean, close, and intimate, allowing every seat to feel connected to the stage. The atmosphere made the experience feel even more personal and moving. I left feeling inspired, uplifted, and grateful for such a rich artistic experience. Bravo to the entire company for sharing your gift with...

The service at Publick Playhouse was completely disorganized and abrupt and frazzled. There were so many theater workers who were not on the same page and just did not know how to coordinate a show properly.

For any show where you have dancers for a performance it is haphazard and hectic to have them move a ton of times. Block off a section and have the dancers sit in their assigned sections and don’t have them move. Additionally, for any show with dancers there should be tech times provided. They need to know what it feels like to be on that particular stage. Lastly, please have the staff be mindful of the people that are in attendance. As guests it is imperative to have a positive experience with a staff that at least knows your team’s names...

I was not happy with the lack of organization and professionalism at this...

1st time here. Not bad, older theatre with character. I would be interested in seeing other performances there. I was a chaperone for a matinee performance of Syncopated Ladies. The performance itself was really great. It was engaging and age appropriate for middle and high school students. I really appreciate the visuals, the historical background of themselves as well as sharing historical footage of famous Black female tap dancers. The interaction of teaching everyone basic tap steps was great, and ending with a brief question and answer...