Stage
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Review: “The Way of the World” at Folger Theatre
Theresa Rebeck's "The Way of the World" has a few moments of brilliance, but not enough to redeem it
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Review: “The Wolves” at Studio Theatre
Studio scores big with a sharp-as-nails, biting all-girl comedy set in the world of high school soccer
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Review: “Everything is Illuminated” at Theater J
Tragicomic odyssey "Everything is Illuminated" roams between laughs and lessons.
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Women’s Voices Theater Festival returns to further spark the gender parity movement
With #MeToo and Time's Up, the Women's Voices Theater Festival comes during an impactful time
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Studio Theatre’s Acting Conservatory is prepping D.C.’s future theater stars
For over four decades, Joy Zinoman's classes have been training some of the city's finest thespians
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Review: Constellation Theatre’s “The Skin of Our Teeth”
Constellation serves up a meaty production of "The Skin of Our Teeth"
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The In Series: Jerome Kern Revue
A lightly scripted, song-focused revue
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Review: “The Humans” at the Kennedy Center
Stephen Karam's "The Humans" is a gritty, affecting night to remember.
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Review: On Your Feet at the Kennedy Center
On Your Feet captures the energy and emotional resonance that has come to define the Estefans' music
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Richard Thomas on The Humans, the legacy of John-Boy Walton, and the monstrosity of It
The actor returns to the Kennedy Center in the Tony-winning sensation, "The Humans"
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On Your Feet’s Christie Prades captures the rhythm and passion of Gloria Estefan
Prades leads the Tony-nominated musical about the life and music of Gloria Estefan
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Review: “The Revolutionists” at Everyman Theatre
A winning cast turns theoretical drama into satisfying comedy in Everyman’s The Revolutionists.
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Bravura Performances: DC’s Best Stage Productions of 2017
Our Critics André Hereford and Kate Wingfield pick their 5 best D.C.-area stage productions of 2017
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Review: “An American in Paris” at the Kennedy Center
An American in Paris stumbles on the stairway to paradise.
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Mashuq Deen on “Draw the Circle” and acting out his truth onstage
In "Draw the Circle," playwright Mashuq Deen mines universal truths from his intensely personal story.
