C.S. Lewis' classic treatise on Christianity, faith, and the failings of the human race, The Screwtape Letters, has been brought to life on the stage through Jeffrery Friske and Max McLean's…
The world premiere of Young Robin Hood, written by Jon Klein, at Round House Theatre, is a multi-faceted show. At first look, the production, directed by Derek Goldman, seems to be a simple …
When I was first introduced to David Sedaris in college, I was hooked from the first word by his sardonic humor. The Santaland Diaries, chronicles his adventures (or should I say mis-adventu…
One of my favorite holiday memories as a child was putting on a pretty dress and going to stand in the line at Macy's in Herald Square with my cousins for our annual visit and photos with Sa…
Theater J is starting its 2012-2013 "This is Who We Are" season with the captivating, poignant, and humorous Body Awareness by Annie Baker. Body Awareness, directed by Eleanor Holdridge, is …
Menopause The Musical (with lyrics and story by Jeanie Linders) playing at The Warner Theatre is an uproariously funny story about four woman who meet one fateful day over the lingerie sale …
Medieval Story Land (Written and Co-Produced by Scott Courlander) is this uproariously funny story of an innocent and naïve elf with a heart of gold named Todd (Forrest Rilling) who meets…
We Tiresias, written by Stephen Spotswood and directed by Matt Ripa, is based on the Greek myth of Tiresias, a blind prophet ofT hebes, renowned for his clairvoyance. The story of Tiresias i…
Landless Theater Company's revival of President Harding is a Rock Star, written by Kyle Jarrow and directed by Melissa Baughman attempts to draw parallels between the life and metoric rise o…
"I didn't make these decisions, they were made by people much smarter than you or I" says James Shannon in Peter Swet's The Interview, currently playing at the Capital Fringe Festival. That'…
Children in the Mist, written by and starring Sean Pflueger and directed by Gregory Stuart, is an adaptation of Steven King's The Mist in which a father (Pflueger as David Drayton) and son (…
This year's Source Festival shows are divided into three themes each one based on a full length play. The set of Rites of Passage themed plays looks at the moments in our life that define wh…
Summer in DC is one of my favorite times because it means theater festival time! First up, is CulturalDC's three-week long Source Festival, now celebrating its fifth year. he festival's thre…
Forum Theater's production of Tony Kushner's The Illusion, directed by Mitchell Hebert, entrances the audience right from the start. As the magician Alacandre says,"When you start these thin…