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Folger Theatre’s “As You Like It”: A charmingly energetic soul-pleaser
"As You Like It" is a charmingly energetic soul-pleaser paired with the Folger's special brand of intimacy
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Round House’s “Caroline, Or Change” (review): Caroline is brought vividly to life by Nova Y. Payton
Round House's bittersweet "Caroline, Or Change" is beautifully sung and acted
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“I Wanna Fucking Tear You Apart” at Studio Theatre (review): Accerbically funny and potent
Writer-director Morgan Gould cuts deep with this edgy, funny, foul-mouthed tale of friendship.
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Mack, Beth: The Shark Bites (review)
The Keegan's world-premiere "Mack, Beth" struts and frets, missing the mark
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Caroline, Or Change at Round House Theatre
It's the largest musical in the theater's history
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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (review): Holly Twyford delivers a potent, memorable Martha
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is another showcase for Holly Twyford's amazing talent
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Hooded, Or Being Black for Dummies (review): Deftly tweaks and subverts stereotypes
Hooded, Or Being Black for Dummies' is a deft examination of two young black teens from vastly different circumstances
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“Hooded, Or Being Black For Dummies” at Mosaic Theater
Irreverent play follows a book-smart prep-schooler and a street-savvy drop-out from inner-city Baltimore
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Roe at Arena Stage (review): Energetic, engaging and somewhat flawed
Roe dramatizes one of the most iconic cases of the Supreme Court
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Nicholas Rodriguez shares his love of ’70s music at Signature’s Cabaret Series
His one-man revue will feature disco, folk, Bossa Nova and Broadway
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Arena Stage’s “Roe” focuses on the lives of the women in Roe v. Wade
Arena Stage's latest production looks at the iconic case that reshaped the legality of abortion
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Tom Stoppard’s “The Hard Problem” at Studio Theatre (review)
Studio's crack at The Hard Problem sparks rousing intellectual debate with lukewarm dramatic results
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Theatre Prometheus is putting a lesbian love story at the heart of “Cymbeline”
Theatre Prometheus bucks tradition to tell stories of society's marginalized
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Lisa Loomer’s “Roe” at Kreeger Theater
Roe focuses on the two women at the heart of the landmark 1973 case
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Richard Nelson tackles family, relationships and the 2016 election in “The Gabriels”
Richard Nelson's slice-of-life plays The Gabriels Trilogy are inspired by American politics
