All posts tagged "stage"
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Folderol and Fiddledeedee: Cinderella at National Theatre
Douglas Carter Beane brings out the best of a beloved classic in National Theatre’s Cinderella
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Welcome Harvest: “Apple Family Plays” at Studio Theatre
Apple Family Cycle Photo: Allie Dearie The Apple family isn’t real, and it’s far from ideal — in fact, it’s likely more dysfunctional and damaged...
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Table Talk: “Winners and Losers” (review)
Winners and Losers is like being trapped in the boring room at the party
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Naked and Afraid: Yael Farber’s “Salomé” (review)
The Shakespeare Theatre Company's Salomé is a challenge on several fronts, but it's one you consider accepting
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Drink This: Synetic’s Alice in Wonderland (review)
Synetic's "Alice In Wonderland" is an enthralling, sophisticated experience for adults and kids alike
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Good Grief: Bad Dog (review)
Olney Theatre's Bad Dog is a very funny comedy about serious problems
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Stage: Fall Arts Preview 2015
The most notable development this season is of course the unprecedented Women’s Voices Theater Festival. Between now and November nearly every professional theater company in...
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Women Laughing Alone with Salad at Woolly Mammoth (review)
As they say about life, no one gets out alive. And at this point, the same might be said for women and their identities. A...
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“Romeo and Juliet” at Unexpected Stage (Review)
Unexpected Stage's elderly Romeo and Juliet is a bit retiring
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Lamb Chops: Silence! The Musical (Review)
Enjoy a nice chianti while you take in Studio's wildly funny Silence of the Lambs spoof
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Woolly Mammoth’s “Zombie: The American” (Review)
Though chock full of great ideas, Zombie: The American needed to be a lot edgier and wittier
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Review: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
A medieval yet modern and thoroughly entertaining evening at The Folger
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Review: Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike at Arena Stage
"Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike" is an evening of easy entertainment with reliable life lessons
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Review: “Man of La Mancha” at Shakespeare Theater Company
Interpreting the musical theater version of Man of La Mancha takes some finesse. Though most know it as the iconic tale of an elderly knight...
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Review: “Freedom’s Song” at Ford’s Theatre
"Freedom's Song" at Ford's Theatre is a don't miss, "only-in-Washington" kind of show
