Stage
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Tobias A. Young: Giving Voice to Audrey II
From behind the curtain, Tobias A. Young takes center stage as the voice of Audrey II in Ford's "Little Shop of Horrors."
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‘Human Museum’ Puts the Bots in Charge (Review)
Rorschach’s thought-provoking trip to "Human Museum" plays a chilling sci-fi premise primarily for laughs.
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Ralph Fiennes and Indira Varma Soar in STC’s ‘Macbeth’ (Review)
The Shakespeare offers an alchemy of cast, style, vision, and a chance to see Ralph Fiennes embody a consummate Macbeth.
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‘Unknown Soldier’ Makes for a Soaring Romance (Review)
Arena's new musical "Unknown Soldier" excavates memory and history to poignantly portray a love gone but not forgotten.
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Christopher D. Betts Cooks Up a Tasty “Hot Wing King”
The director, who is committed to showcasing 'Black joy,' helms a new production of the Pulitzer-winner at Baltimore Center Stage.
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Mosaic’s ‘Nancy’ is a Pungent, Absurdist Satire (Review)
The impressive qualities of "Nancy" add up to only a mildly satisfying whole for Mosaic Theater's world-premiere satire.
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‘The Nance’ at 1st Stage: Pansy Division (Review)
Anchored by Michael Russotto’s passionate lead performance, "The Nance" renders a bountiful, bittersweet ode to burlesque.
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Stage: Spring Arts Preview 2024
From a Macbeth starring Ralph Fiennes to an unabashed Hair at Signature, the spring season on D.C.-area stages is as vibrant as ever.
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Hamlet: Eddie Izzard’s Great Dane (Review)
Eddie Izzard portrays an astounding 23 characters in a mightily impressive, one-person "Hamlet."
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Queen of Hearts: Down the Sexy Rabbit Hole (Review)
Company XIV pulls out the stops with "Queen of Hearts," a bawdy and brilliant adult riff on "Alice in Wonderland."
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Michael Shayan on Magic, Moritz, and Motherly Love
Michael Shayan pays tribute to his larger-than-life Iranian-Jewish mother in "Avaaz" at the Olney Theatre Center.
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Studio’s “At the Wedding” Brims with Bride and Joy (Review)
Studio cordially invites you to laugh heartily as lovelorn lesbian Carlo crashes her ex's nuptials in "At the Wedding."
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How Matt Rodin Nails THAT Song in a Queer Company
Matt Rodin stars as a commitment-phobic groom-to-be in the touring production of the gender-swapped "Company"
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“Little Shop of Horrors” is a Mean, Green Good Time (Review)
A vibrant new production of "Little Shop of Horrors" at Ford's combines macabre comedy with powerful grit and soul.
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‘Tempestuous Elements’ Educates While Paying Tribute (Review)
Led by a fierce Gina Daniels, Arena's "Tempestuous Elements" spotlights the history of a pioneering Black feminist educator.
