Autobiographical solo performances are a major food group at Capital Fringe. Spy in the House of Men follows the recipe step-by-step, but stands out from the rest as particularly well-written and important to hear. Penny Sterling has seen a lot of hardship: abuse, addiction, assault, and fifty years spent trying to live as a man. […] The post Spy in the House of Men (Capital Fringe review) appeared first on DC …
SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 03:54PM on July 10, 2017