All posts tagged "theater j"
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DC Theater Review: ‘The Wanderers’ at Theater J
Theater J's moving "The Wanderers" serves up shattering betrayal and redemption, with a sweet side of laughter
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‘Sheltered’ review: Alix Sobler’s sharp-witted drama at Theater J
Set during the eve of WWII, "Sheltered" nails the ways history repeats itself
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DC Theater Review: ‘Love Sick’ at Theater J
More a solo composer-performer spotlight than a compelling drama, "Love Sick" sings in only fits and starts
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Theater Review: Talley’s Folly at Theater J
A harmonious pair produce a touching duet in Theater J's lovely production of "Talley's Folly"
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Jaysen Wright: Theater J’s Actually has “forced me to understand what I believe and why I believe it”
The timely new drama touches on issues of sexual consent, gender politics, and racial tensions
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Stage: Fall Arts Preview 2018
Live theater, plays and musicals in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Stage Review: Theater J’s “Roz and Ray”
"Roz and Ray" delivers a well-acted capsule of struggle at the dawn of the AIDS crisis
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Review: Naomi Jacobson shines in Theater J’s “Becoming Dr. Ruth”
It's hard not to love Naomi Jacobson as everyone's favorite cherubic sex therapist in Becoming Dr. Ruth
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Review: “Everything is Illuminated” at Theater J
Tragicomic odyssey "Everything is Illuminated" roams between laughs and lessons.
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Arthur Miller’s Broken Glass at Theater J
Theater J teamed up with historians from the U.S. Holocaust Museum
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The Kinsey Way: The Kinsey Sicks’ A Capella Drag is More Relevant Than Ever
The election of Donald Trump has made the dragapella group The Kinsey Sicks more relevant -- and necessary -- than ever
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Theater Reviews: “Come From Away” and “The Last Schwartz”
The musical Come From Away tells the story of a Canadian town that opened its doors to thousands of stranded visitors
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Storyteller: José Carrasquillo
Every few years, José Carrasquillo revisits D.C. to remind us why our theater scene is, in fact, magical
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Prophet and Loss
The gay-centric "Sons of the Prophet" is a delightful dramedy.
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Allergic Reaction: The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife (Review)
Charles Busch's edgy satire is a showcase for two local actresses
