All posts tagged "stage"
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Out On the Town: DC arts & entertainment highlits — May 17-23
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Out On the Town: D.C. Arts & Entertainment highlights — May 10-16
Film, Stage, Music, Museum, Dance and Food highlight for the week of May 10-16.
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Stage Review: Druid Theatre’s “Waiting for Godot”
A skillfully depicted production of Beckett's enigmatic tragicomedy
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment — April 26-May 2
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment — April 19-25
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Stage Review: Woolly Mammoth’s “Underground Railroad Game”
Woolly Mammoth Theatre's latest gives bold, moving voice to the issues of the day
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment — April 12-18
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Stage Review: Folger’s Winter’s Tale is clever, fun, and emotionally intimate
Shakespeare's story is delivered with a metaphorical twinkle in the eye
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Out On the Town: D.C. Arts and Entertainment for March 22 to 28
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Naomi Jacobson is lighting up Theater J as the iconic Dr. Ruth
In Becoming Dr. Ruth, Naomi Jacobson explores the deeper story behind the iconic, ebullient sex therapist.
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Out On the Town: D.C. Arts and Entertainment for March 15 to 21
Film, stage, music, dance, exhibits, food and nightlife for March 15 to 21.
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Editor’s Picks: Gay Men’s Chorus, Mark Morris Dance, Hater’s Roast, Peach Pit
Mark Morris Dance, Gay Men's Chorus, Hater's Roast, Betty Who, The Raid, Gospel at Colonus, Peach Pit and O'Malley's March
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Stage: Spring Arts Preview 2018
Live theater, plays and musicals coming to D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Review: Heather Raffo’s “Noura” at Shakespeare Theatre
Heather Raffo's "Noura" has a wealth of ideas, but suffers from too much telling and not enough showing
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Review: Long Day’s Journey into Night at Everyman Theatre
Everyman offers a fit and sturdy depiction of a family falling to pieces.
