All posts tagged "stage"
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‘Leopoldstadt’ is Ambitious but Lacks Emotional Connection
Tom Stoppard’s "Leopoldstadt" raises important questions about how easy it has been for society to decide that their Jews don’t belong.
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‘Drag the Musical’ is a Special Kind of Awful
Anyone with an IQ higher than a mannequin with head trauma should stay away from 'Drag The Musical' at New World Stages.
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Broadway and Off-Broadway: Fall Arts Preview 2024
A-listers from stage and screen will grace New York's Broadway and Off-Broadway houses this fall in a wide range of plays and musicals.
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Advertisers in the June 27 / July 4, 2024 Issue of Metro Weekly
Please support our advertisers in the June 27 / July 4 issue of Metro Weekly, featuring Irish drag sensation Panti Bliss on the cover.
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‘Tommy’ is a High-Speed, Full-Throttle Revival (Review)
"The Who's Tommy: delivers all the goods in a thrilling production starring Ali Louis Bourzgui, a superstar in the making.
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Stage: Spring Arts Preview 2024
From a Macbeth starring Ralph Fiennes to an unabashed Hair at Signature, the spring season on D.C.-area stages is as vibrant as ever.
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Queen of Hearts: Down the Sexy Rabbit Hole (Review)
Company XIV pulls out the stops with "Queen of Hearts," a bawdy and brilliant adult riff on "Alice in Wonderland."
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‘Monty Python’s Spamalot’ on Broadway: Knights Out
Monty Python's classic British send-up is revived to moderately entertaining measure
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‘Macbeth in Stride’ Review: Sound and Fury
A whirlwind of ideas and music, Macbeth in Stride delivers its own unique brand of Shakespearean interpretations.
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‘Hurricane Diane’ Review: Suburban Bacchanal
Avant Bard brings Madeleine George’s deviously clever, funny, and ultimately humanity-damning play to uproariously roaring life.
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Editor’s Pick: Molly’s Salon at Arena Stage
Now in her final months at Arena, Molly Smith is reviving a pandemic-born discussion series that ran in 2020.
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‘Jane Anger’ Review: Anger Mismanagement
Despite two uproarious turns from Michael Urie and Ryan Spahn, Talene Monahon's Jane Anger misses its feminist mark.
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The Kennedy Center: A (Mostly) Non-Holiday Show Roundup
The holidays find the Kennedy Center bustling with activity, from a uniquely original ballet to a visit from a familiar wicked witch.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Maple and Vine’ at Spooky Action Theater
In 2020, Jordan Harrison’s The Amateurs was nominated for the Lambda Literary Award for Drama — ultimately losing to the musical that also scooped up...
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Host and Guest’ at Synetic Theater
Synetic presents a second revival of the thrilling show in honor of the company's 20th anniversary, with updated sets and costumes.
