All posts tagged "play"
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Review: Synetic’s The Adventures of Peter Pan
"Peter Pan" is a grand adventure that's perfect for kids
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Review: Keegan’s “Stones in His Pockets”
Keegan's "Stones in His Pockets" fully charms
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Review: Ford’s “Death of a Salesman”
Ford's Theatre's Death of a Salesman offers tragic poignancy
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Review: Arena’s “Native Gardens” humorously tackles race, class and diversity
Karen Zacarias' Native Gardens offers a funny, D.C.-specific look at race and class in America
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Reviews: Everyman’s “M. Butterfly” and Factory 449’s “Lela & Co.”
M. Butterfly soars on its lead's performance, while Lela & Co. offers a harrowing wartime tale
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Review: Woolly Mammoth’s The Arsonists
"The Arsonists" is a provocative, humorous allegory for our modern political times
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Review: “The School for Lies” at Shakespeare Theatre
The School For Lies is a rom-com for wordsmiths and wig lovers
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Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche at Atlas Performing Arts
Andrew Hobgood's comedy is set in the closeted, claustrophobic mid-1950s
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Review: Smart People at Arena Stage
Arena's Smart People is a series of rushed vignettes and missed opportunities
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Atlanta theater called “blasphemous” for gay Bible stories play
Catholic organization wants Out Front Theater Company to cancel "The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told"
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Pointless Theatre’s “d0t:: a RotoPlastic Ballet” is a “robot puppet spectacle”
It addresses the struggles of assimilation and obsoletion within a changing power system
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Review: Straight White Men at Studio Theatre
Straight White Men is a timely, accessible examination of expectation and privilege
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A View from the Bridge at the Kennedy Center
Thomas Jay Ryan feels Arthur Miller’s A View From the Bridge speaks to the fear of “the other”
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Progressive Playwright: Robert Schenkkan
"All the Way" scribe Robert Schenkkan is convinced that progress in LGBT rights is inevitable
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Economy of Lives: Sweat at Arena Stage
"Sweat" bears witness to the new-normals of our faceless global economy
