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It isn’t every day that the political theatre of DC moves out from our revered halls and back rooms and into the world of actual theatre, but once in a while, something happens. Right …
It is always a treat to experience a Broadway musical, and seeing Chicago: The Musical, presented by Barry & Fran Weissler at the National Theatre on Tuesday night continued that trend f…
There are very few shows I have ever seen which leave me breathless both with laughter and delight for the entire duration of a performance. The Shakespeare Theatre Company’s productio…
Anyone who enjoys an intimate Shakespeare experience should head over to Taffety Punk Theatre’s presentation of The Tempest at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop. Directed by Lise Bruneau,…
Drop your plans and get your tickets"if you didn't already see ‘What I Wanted to Sing When I Grew Up’ this past Sunday, you have to go see it on Saturday the 24th. Playing only t…
With a title like “Bad Jews” slapping you in the face, it is easy to wonder what other punches this play packs and who should go experience it. Bad Jews, playing at the Studio Th…
Lovers of Shakespeare and theatre in general should head over to Folger Theatre for a treat with the chilling Julius Caesar, directed by Robert Richmond. This timeless tragedy resonates toda…
It is not every day that many of us find ourselves staring down the nozzle of a gun from either side of the trigger, but if you go see Rage at Ambassador Theater–and you should go s…
It is not every day that I go to see Sex with Strangers, let alone talk about it afterwards. Signature Theatre touched on that in the program’s welcome message, quipping, “WeR…
From the moment of walking through the doors of The Writer's Center in Bethesda, MD, the Flying V plunged the audience for Lobster Alice into the world of Wonderland. Before the ticket booth…
