Stage
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Reviews: Jumpers for Goalposts, The Letters
Two tremendous, gay themed plays are lighting up the stages at Studio and MetroStage
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Review: Murder Ballad at Studio Theatre
Studio Theatre's Murder Ballad is an entertaining, ingeniously devised sung-through musical
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Long Overdue: Gay playwright Christopher Durang’s Tony triumph
After a long and storied career, Christopher Durang finally got his just reward
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Dame Edna: The Fondest of Farewells
Dame Edna arrives on our shores for one last round of sterling satire
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Review: Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike at Arena Stage
"Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike" is an evening of easy entertainment with reliable life lessons
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Willa’s Way
Prudence Wright Holmes pays tribute to LGBT icon Willa Cather
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Possible Dream: Anthony Warlow takes on Don Quixote at The Shakespeare
Opera singer Anthony Warlow portrays the "King Lear of music theater" in Man of La Mancha
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Review: “Lights Rise on Grace” at Woolly Mammoth
Dueling protagonists nearly cancel each other out in Woolly's latest production
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Gay-themed plays win big at the 31st Annual Helen Hayes Awards
Studio Theatre's same-sex drama takes home Helen Hayes for Outstanding Play.
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Pop Cultured: Taylor Mac
Taylor Mac explores history and community through pop music
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Review: “Man of La Mancha” at Shakespeare Theater Company
Interpreting the musical theater version of Man of La Mancha takes some finesse. Though most know it as the iconic tale of an elderly knight...
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Review: “Freedom’s Song” at Ford’s Theatre
"Freedom's Song" at Ford's Theatre is a don't miss, "only-in-Washington" kind of show
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Review: “Laugh” at Studio Theatre
“I just want to laugh,” playwright Beth Henley has been quoted as saying. That may well be, but her latest work, Laugh, fails to incite...
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Editor’s Pick: Bessie’s Blues at MetroStage
Twenty years ago, Studio Theatre won six Helen Hayes Awards with its production of Bessie’s Blues by Thomas W. Jones II. If you missed its first...
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Editor’s Pick: The Metromanics at The Shakespeare Theatre
A new adaptation of Alexis Piron’s classic 1738 French farce
