All posts tagged "studio theatre"
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Hot Picks of the Week: Beautiful, Bee-licious and cocktails at the Doyle Bar!
Enjoy a Carole King musical, become a honey connoisseur, imbibe at D.C.'s oldest distillery, and more!
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D.C. theaters will require proof of vaccination for live performances
An unprecedented display of unity among more than a dozen D.C. area theaters is intended to protect performers, staff, and patrons.
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Randy Harrison isn’t taking any chances with his career
Currently starring in Studio Theatre's "Cock," Harrison is earning another degree and considering life beyond acting
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Psalmayene 24 is busy imagining a post-pandemic future
Theater dynamo Psalmayene 24 is currently hosting an online salon series at Studio
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Remembering Terrence McNally: Loss of a Legend
The theatre community reflects on the legacy of playwright Terrence McNally.
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Theater Review: Pipeline at Studio Theatre
A stark, straightforward production of "Pipeline" draws out nuances of a tricky conversation about race
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Acting Out: An interview with Michael Urie
From starring in 'Hamlet' at Shakespeare to directing 'Bright Colors' at Studio, all the world’s his stage. Literally.
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Jeff Hiller takes center stage in Studio’s funny, insightful ‘Bright Colors and Bold Patterns’
The comedian and actor brings to life a tale of same-sex marriage and fears of heteronormativity at Studio Theatre
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DC Theater Review: ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ at Studio Theatre
Alexander Strain shines in the brilliantly interactive solo play "Every Brilliant Thing"
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DC Theater Review: The Children at Studio Theatre
Jeanne Paulsen and Naomi Jacobson enact a gripping tug-of-war between frenemies in Studio's vividly realized "The Children"
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Studio Theatre, Whitman-Walker, and RealTalk DC host special session of “Floetic Fusion,” a youth mic night, on May 10
On May 10, Whitman-Walker Health, in partnership with RealTalk DC and Studio Theatre, will host a special session of “Floetic Fusion,” a youth-oriented mic night...
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Theater Review: P.Y.G. or The Mis-Edumacation of Dorian Belle
Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm's P.Y.G. preaches almost as much as it entertains
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Theater Review: Admissions at Studio Theatre
Admissions lightly skewers white privilege, political correctness, and the race for diversity
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Theater Review: Kings at Studio Theatre
Studio Theatre’s dark comedy Kings spins its own credible version of down-and-dirty politics.
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Theater Reviews: If I Forget and The Pianist of Willesden Lane
Pondering the ghosts of Jewish family past and present in Studio's "If I Forget" and Theater J's "The Pianist of Willesden Lane"
