Stage
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Bottom’s Up: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Review)
The true phenomenon in Aaron Posner's gloriously irreverent "Midsummer Night's Dream" is Holly Twyford's Bottom
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And the Nominees Are…
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...
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Helen Hayes Awards: And the Nominees are…
Arena, Constellation, the Shakespeare and Signature are among the most nominated for the 2016 Helen Hayes Awards
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Economy of Lives: Sweat at Arena Stage
"Sweat" bears witness to the new-normals of our faceless global economy
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Ungentlemanly: “A Gentleman’s Guide” at the Kennedy Center (review)
Dash your high hopes for "A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder" and you may have a chance at enjoying it
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Review: The Critic & The Real Inspector Hound
The Shakespeare mounts an evening of giggles and frolics that serves as a reminder that a clever wit is always timeless.
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Gender Neutralized: “As You Like It” at Center Stage
Baltimore's Center Stage serves up an all-female "As You Like It"
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Steven Lutvak: Gentleman’s Touch
Broadway composer Steven Lutvak's life is taking flight along with his career
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Gone Awry: Matilda the Musical (Review)
Matilda the Musical feels like bad day at the circus
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Legendary: Motown the Musical (Review)
If Motown is your era, then you’ll love every second of the Broadway tour of Motown the Musical (), now playing at the National Theater....
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Storied Musical: West Side Story at Signature (Review)
Signature's "West Side Story" is intimate, intense and incredible
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Americana: Bright Star (Review)
Bright Star: Carmen Cusack and Paul Alexander Nolan – Photo: Joan Marcus Bright Star is a feel-good musical through and through. It’s also a love...
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An interview with Bright Star’s Walter Bobbie
Walter Bobbie on the evolution of "Bright Star," a powerful, new American musical
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Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind (Review)
Woolly Mammoth offers another round of boisterous fun and unpredictability
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Prophet and Loss
The gay-centric "Sons of the Prophet" is a delightful dramedy.
