All The Way has hints of the after-school special, while The Nether is a timely, edgy examination of virtual reality
Olney Theatre takes on a classic made famous by Hitchcock, "Dial 'M' for Murder"
"All the Way" scribe Robert Schenkkan is convinced that progress in LGBT rights is inevitable
Shakespeare Theatre's 1984 is constrained by the source material's faults, but is still an enthralling concept piece
With American Idiot, Keegan Theatre has staged another inspiring rock musical
Tony Kushner's landmark plays will be co-produced by the two theater companies
Signature Theatre's "Road Show" is worth the journey only for die-hard Sondheim fans
Although disturbing and unsettling, Othello doesn't live up to its full potential
Matt Conner and Stephen Gregory Smith's new musical explores the influence of Lord Byron
Murray Hill brings drag appeal to Birchmere's Burlesque-A-Pades
Guards at the Taj is never quite where it needs to be and City of Conversation is just boring
Ford's Theatre stages a resonant Tennessee Williams classic
At MetroStage, Thomas W. Jones II develops profound, engaging works that embrace the African American experience
The true phenomenon in Aaron Posner's gloriously irreverent "Midsummer Night's Dream" is Holly Twyford's Bottom
Constellation Theatre Company’s Avenue Q, a sold-out phenomenon over the summer, is now an award-nominated phenomenon, too. The gay-friendly puppet musical snagged 14 nods, more...