All posts tagged "musical"
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Raul Esparza on bringing back “Chess” and Trump’s hostility to immigrants
Broadway star Raul Esparza heads up an all-new production of the fabled musical Chess at the Kennedy Center.
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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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Review: “An American in Paris” at the Kennedy Center
An American in Paris stumbles on the stairway to paradise.
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Review: Crazy for You at Signature Theatre
A sweet, embraceable twosome lifts Signature’s beautifully sung and danced Crazy for You
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Tops and Bottoms: “The Pajama Game” and “Top Girls” (reviews)
Pajama Game brings serious steam to an exuberant Golden Age musical, while Top Girls is powered by a potent, all-female cast.
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Review: Constellation Theatre’s “The Wild Party”
The music and dancing delight, but the leads don't quite deliver in Constellation's The Wild Party
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Tall Tales: Big Fish at Keegan Theatre (review)
Held together by a touching story and a charming lead, Keegan's Big Fish stays afloat -- but just barely.
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Review: “Cabaret” at the Kennedy Center
Roundabout's Cabaret sizzles with sexuality, though it lacks a truly galvanizing Emcee or Sally Bowles
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My Fair Lady at Olney Theatre
Olney offers a staging of the Lerner and Loewe classic
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Chicago’s Fire: Brandy talks Roxie at the Kennedy Center
Playing Roxie Hart in Chicago has given Brandy a new outlook on her career
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“Midwestern Gothic” is a new, darkly funny musical thriller at Signature Theatre
It's "Fargo meets Misery" and promises to provoke, shock and entertain in equal measure
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Ford’s Theatre’s “Ragtime” (Review): Part musical, part melodrama, all crowd-pleaser
"Ragtime" charts a safe journey through tumultuous American history
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Oedipus Vexed: The Gospel at Colonus (Review)
WSC Avant Bard presents an alternately stirring and stifled gospel sermon
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GMCW to perform “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”
GMCW to perform "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" next weekend
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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
