All posts tagged "synetic theater"
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Stage Review: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz at Synetic Theater
Synetic’s Wonderful Wizard of Oz exhibits sparks of wondrous imagination but doesn’t quite make it over the rainbow
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Review: Synetic’s The Adventures of Peter Pan
"Peter Pan" is a grand adventure that's perfect for kids
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Synetic Theater’s next production is a “wordless Bible” series
With "Mark of Cain," the movement-driven Synetic pushes theatrical boundaries further than ever before
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Synetic’s “Dante’s Inferno” (review): The perfect antidote to Halloween pap
Dante's Inferno tells Dante's story told through dance, mime and extraordinary atmospherics
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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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Character Study: An interview with Alex Mills
According to Alex Mills, A Tale of Two Cities is about “the physical transformation between the characters, the striptease in the show, and the drag...
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Review: A Tale of Two Cities at Synetic
When a drag queen and a baby are thrown together, comedy doesn't just happen, it combusts
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Much Ado About Nothing at Synetic (Review)
Another in Synetic Theater’s Silent Shakespeare series, the dance-musical interpretation of Much Ado About Nothing is a clever, outside-the-box extravaganza. A pastiche of 1950s musical...
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Beastly Behavior: Synetic’s Island of Dr. Moreau
Synetic Theatre merges words and movement in their latest take on a classic
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Olney’s “Colossal” is a moving drama about a gay footballer
Olney's "Colossal" is a moving drama about a gay footballer
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All for One
Though the urge to wax lyrical is almost overpowering (and follows below), let's cut to the chase: Synetic's The Three Musketeers is a joyously accessible...
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Perfect Storm
It's no surprise that Synetic would turn its hand (and bodies) to The Tempest as one of its Silent Shakespeare series. The dreamy, island-bound narrative,...
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Untamed: Review of 'Taming of the Shrew'
Strip the art from Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew and you are left, more or less, with a rather bitter, violence-prone woman who, married against...
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Nominees for 2012 Helen Hayes Awards Announced
The Helen Hayes Awards nominees for 2012, DC’s theater awards, were announced on Monday, Feb. 27, and include nominees ranging from fifteen nominations, including Outstanding...
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Synetic revives Romeo and Juliet
Synetic Theater presents yet another revival of an award-winning production in the Silent Shakespeare Festival. Yes, that’s right, Shakespeare stripped of its words — in...
