All posts tagged "stage"
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Mosaic Theater’s “Charm” (review): Sharp, funny, and thoroughly engaging
Mosaic's Charm is a stirring reminder to respect the person irrespective of her, his or their gender
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Out On the Town: Week of December 22, 2017
Everything arts and entertainment in D.C. and beyond!
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Out On the Town: What’s Hot in D.C. for the week of Dec. 15 – 21
Things to do in Washington, for the week of Dec. 15 - 21, 2016
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“Moby Dick” at Arena Stage (review): Catch a ride on this bewitching Pequod
Visually and aurally enchanting, this is storytelling as magical dream. You've never seen Melville quite like this.
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Shakespeare Theatre’s “The Secret Garden” (review): A Broken Secret
Shakespeare Theatre offers an uneven revival of The Secret Garden, which is still unequivocally Daisy Eagan's show
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Unmerry-Go-Round: Carousel at Arena Stage (review)
Arena Stage pulls out the stops to keep Carousel turning, but a complicated tale occasionally slows it down
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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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Jennifer Nelson on “Milk Like Sugar” at Mosaic Theater
Milk Like Sugar continues Mosaic Theater’s mission of exploring contemporary issues
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Spotlight: Drag Queen Christmas, Gypsy, Being 17, Sylver Logan Sharp, more
GREAT PERFORMANCES: GYPSY British stage veteran Imelda Staunton, known for her work in films ranging from the Harry Potter franchise to 2014’s gay-themed Pride, had...
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Mosaic Theater’s “Milk Like Sugar” review: Impressive cast, compelling production
Mosaic Theater's compelling "Milk Like Sugar" examines youthful discontent in a novel, genuine way
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Kiss at Woolly Mammoth (review)
Guillermo Calderon turns Syria from ubiquitous headline into something more urgent and human
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Jen Silverman’s “Collective Rage: A Play in Five Boops” (review)
Collective Rage is just plain boring
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Stage: Fall Arts Preview 2016
Live theater, plays and musicals in the Washington, D.C. region
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Hand to God star Liam Forde on puppets, performing and politics
In Hand to God, Liam Forde brilliantly portrays not one, but two characters. One is a withdrawn teenager. The other, Tyrone, a demonic, foul-mouthed puppet.
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