All posts tagged "theater"
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Atlanta theater called “blasphemous” for gay Bible stories play
Catholic organization wants Out Front Theater Company to cancel "The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told"
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Pointless Theatre’s “d0t:: a RotoPlastic Ballet” is a “robot puppet spectacle”
It addresses the struggles of assimilation and obsoletion within a changing power system
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Stage: Spring Arts Preview 2017
Spring theater is filled with the sound of musicals
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“Fickle: A Fancy French Farce” at Olney Theatre
A world-premiere modern take on 18th-century French comedy "The Double Inconstancy"
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Now at Constellation: Peter and The Starcatcher
Kathryn Chase Bryer directs a Rick Elice’s prequel to Peter Pan, complete with swordfights, shipwrecks and mermaids, but also clever wordplay, daring ensemble movement and...
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Perspectives: An interview with Mexican actress Julieta Egurrola
Mexican actress Julieta Egurrola is only scared of one thing in D.C. -- and it's not Trump
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Fighting Tyrants: Watch on the Rhine at Arena Stage (Review)
Arena's Watch on the Rhine struggles to master Lillian Hellman's challenging structure
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Storm Troopers: Baby Screams Miracle at Woolly Mammoth (Review)
Woolly Mammoth's atmospheric production of Clare Barron's stark examination of faith yields less than blessed results
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Close Shaves: Sweeney Todd at Olney Theatre (Review)
Olney's exceptional Sweeney Todd features an inspired cast led by the magnificent E. Faye Butler
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Round House’s “Caroline, Or Change” (review): Caroline is brought vividly to life by Nova Y. Payton
Round House's bittersweet "Caroline, Or Change" is beautifully sung and acted
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“Hooded, Or Being Black For Dummies” at Mosaic Theater
Irreverent play follows a book-smart prep-schooler and a street-savvy drop-out from inner-city Baltimore
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Tom Stoppard’s “The Hard Problem” at Studio Theatre (review)
Studio's crack at The Hard Problem sparks rousing intellectual debate with lukewarm dramatic results
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Theatre Prometheus is putting a lesbian love story at the heart of “Cymbeline”
Theatre Prometheus bucks tradition to tell stories of society's marginalized
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Richard Nelson tackles family, relationships and the 2016 election in “The Gabriels”
Richard Nelson's slice-of-life plays The Gabriels Trilogy are inspired by American politics
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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
