Stage
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Stage Review: “The Scottsboro Boys” at Signature Theatre
Kander and Ebb's "The Scottsboro Boys" gives a dark slice of American history that old razzle-dazzle
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Rick Hammerly on his “Legend of Georgia McBride” character: “I kind of love her”
In Round House Theatre's "The Legend of Georgia McBride," Rick Hammerly plays "a fixer" in high heels and a wig
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Stage Review: “Camelot” at Shakespeare Theatre
Camelot is an intriguing, well-acted philosophical drama inflamed by lust and betrayal. (Pity about those songs, though.)
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Stage Review: “Saint Joan” at Folger Theatre
Bedlam's Saint Joan is lovingly produced but demands the patience of a saint
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Stage Reviews: Parlor Room’s “Burst” and Olney’s “The Invisible Hand”
Siblings squabble in touching drama "Burst," while "The Invisible Hand" hangs an overwrought narrative on a solid hook
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Helen Hayes Awards 2018: GALA’s “In the Heights” takes home nine awards
"Twelfth Night," "Hooded, Or Being Black for Dummies" and "Fun Home" among other winners
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Single Carrot Theatre’s “Peter Pan” incorporates “a bunch of different queer narratives”
Baltimore theater presents a new adaptation of Peter Pan developed with the local LGBTQ community
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Stage Reviews: “Girlfriend” at Signature and “Vietgone” at Studio
Matthew Sweet's Girlfriend taps fully into a '90s pop sensibility, while Vietgone deploys a '70s groove
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Stage Review: Druid Theatre’s “Waiting for Godot”
A skillfully depicted production of Beckett's enigmatic tragicomedy
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Stage Review: Constellation’s “The Caucasian Chalk Circle”
A darkly humorous, timely exploration of wartime morality
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Stage Review: Signature Theatre’s “John” is funny, haunting, and captured with perfection
Annie Baker's play revels in the nostalgia of a mid-Atlantic B&B
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Theater J’s Adam Immerwahr: “Judaism grapples with life or death questions all the time”
For Theater J's Adam Immerwahr, the questions raised by Roz and Ray are precisely the point
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Stage Review: Woolly Mammoth’s “Underground Railroad Game”
Woolly Mammoth Theatre's latest gives bold, moving voice to the issues of the day
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Stage Review: Theater J’s “Roz and Ray”
"Roz and Ray" delivers a well-acted capsule of struggle at the dawn of the AIDS crisis
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Stage Review: Arena’s “Two Trains Running” reflects the complexity of the black experience
A funny, angry, stoic and unaccountably hopeful deep-dive into the lives of 1960s working class African Americans
