Stage
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Editor’s Pick: GALA’s The Old Man, The Youth, and the Sea
GALA Hispanic Theatre presents the world premiere of a play it commissioned from Irma Correa, one of Spain’s rising young playwrights, who takes on the...
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Theater Review: Rorschach Theatre’s Reykjavík
Husbands and hustlers explore sex, love, and violence in the saucy but unsatisfying Reykjavík.
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Theater Review: Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Richard the Third
Shakespeare Theatre’s Richard the Third is fantastically devious and delightfully fun.
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Theater Review: Jessica Swale’s “Nell Gwynn” shows a woeful lack of imagination
Alison Luff delivers a star turn in Folger Theatre's "Nell Gwynn," but the gender politics feel stuck in the 1600s
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Theater Review: Constellation’s “The Master and Margarita” is overstuffed and undercooked
Edward Kemp's adaptation appears to be a bullet-point reduction of the original tale
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Theater Review: Ain’t Misbehavin’ at Signature Theatre
A vivacious cast weaves a seductive spell in Signature's spirited "Ain't Misbehavin'"
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Theater Review: The Brothers Size at 1st Stage
José Carrasquillo stages a moving tale of familial conflict in 1st Stage's "The Brothers Size"
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Pointless Theatre’s “Visions of Love” turns Charlie Chaplin into a puppet-starring theatrical spectacle
Pointless Theatre Company often adapts nontraditional works for the stage in an even more nontraditional way
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Theater Review: “Kleptocracy” at Arena Stage
Kenneth Lin's Kleptocracy offers clever politics, but is let down by cheap imagery and a bland central performance
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Keegan’s ‘The Baltimore Waltz’ is “a remarkable and stunning piece of theater”
Keegan Theatre shines a spotlight on playwright Paula Vogel's brilliant love letter to her deceased brother
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Theater Review: Twelve Angry Men at Ford’s
The ensemble of Ford’s Twelve Angry Men attacks the courthouse drama with all the subtlety of a WWE cage match.
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Theater Review: Admissions at Studio Theatre
Admissions lightly skewers white privilege, political correctness, and the race for diversity
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Theater Review: Rainbow Theatre Project’s “Jeffrey”
The Rainbow Theatre Project's Jeffrey finds love but loses its sense of purpose
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Woolly Mammoth’s “As Far As My Fingertips Take Me” offers a powerful experience
Acclaimed artist Tania El Khoury brings a singular interactive performance to Woolly Mammoth
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“Image China: Xuanzang’s Pilgrimage” presents a spectacular journey into the nation’s past
Showcasing the monk's 17-year journey, the show represents an extraordinary achievement in multitasking
