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196 stories by "Sophia Howes"

Apropos Edgar Allan Poe: a reminiscense and a ringing listen by Sophia Howes

Growing up in Baltimore, it was impossible to avoid the story of Edgar Allan Poe (1809"1849). He was conceivably our most famous resident. There was the mysterious stranger, known as the "Po…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 10:24am on June 2, 2021

In a child's voice, a magical and moving portrait of the South from Round House by Sophia Howes

Beth Hylton solos as a fourth-grader in Lucy Alibar's poetic and comic 'Throw Me on the Burnpile and Light Me Up.' The post In a child's voice, a magical and moving portrait of the South fro…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 12:10pm on May 11, 2021

A daughter's family dramas drive a hilarious and moving '2.5 Minute Ride' by Sophia Howes

"2.5 minutes is a really long time on a roller coaster if you are having a good time. If you think it's killing your father it's a really, really long time." "Lisa Kron in 2.5 Minute Ride Th…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 8:58am on May 6, 2021

In brilliant 'Children of Medea,' a Korean American girl hopes to cope by Sophia Howes

Conformity can be difficult for some of us at the best of times. But it is especially difficult in adolescence for a girl. Cynthia, 17, the main character in Sue Jin Song's brilliant Childre…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 5:40pm on April 19, 2021

STC's 'A Winter's Tale' mock trial submits evidence that spring is coming by Sophia Howes

Critic Marjorie Garber suggests that A Winter's Tale is "a hall of mirrors" and that the main character, King Leontes, lives in a solipsistic universe. The beloved tradition of STC's Mock Tr…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 1:50pm on March 23, 2021

The relevance of 'The Mountaintop,' beautifully played at the Arts Barn by Sophia Howes

Eddie S. Glaude Jr., author of Begin Again: James Baldwin's America and Its Urgent Lessons for Our Own (2020) and a Princeton professor, writes in The New Yorker about an encounter at a fund…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 7:00am on February 24, 2021

O villainy! Patrick Page slays in 'All the Devils Are Here' from STC by Sophia Howes

"This rough magic I here abjure." This phrase, from Prospero's farewell in The Tempest, is among the most exquisite in Shakespeare. In All the Devils Are Here, Shakespeare Theatre Company Af…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 9:53pm on February 3, 2021

Why Trump has made Shakespeare matter more than ever in DC by Sophia Howes

There is something inherently Shakespearean about DC. It's easy to picture Lincoln wandering the corridors of the White House reciting his favorite passages. In his journal, John Adams once …

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 10:11am on January 15, 2021

A hauntingly lovely 'Christmas Carol' from PG County Shakespeare in the Parks by Sophia Howes

A Christmas Carol, produced by PG County Shakespeare in the Parks and set in Victorian England, is a hauntingly lovely radio drama. It's free and family-friendly, and a welcome reminder of t…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 7:36am on December 7, 2020

In two live shows at Keegan Theatre, a transwoman and two Black men get real by Sophia Howes

The Keegan Theatre's streamed live performances from their stage are the closest thing I've seen so far to theater as we remember it avant le deluge. They are presenting two pieces in repert…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 1:01pm on November 17, 2020

E. Faye Butler speaks out on playing Fannie Lou Hamer right now by Sophia Howes

"Nobody's free until everybody's free." "Fannie Lou Hamer Anyone who has ever seen E. Faye Butler perform knows that they are witnessing something truly extraordinary. A two-time Helen Ha…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 7:18am on October 26, 2020

'Macbeth' as fast-moving radio drama from PG County Shakespeare in the Parks by Sophia Howes

How, exactly, does one make theater in the middle of a pandemic? People are sitting on the couch streaming The Umbrella Academy. Broadway is closed until January 3, 2021. Much of local theat…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 7:59am on September 24, 2020

Pols and players perk up 'Will on the Hill, Or Won't They?' by Sophia Howes

For one brief shining moment, there was bipartisanship in Washington. It occurred with the 2020 online edition of STC's 18th annual Will on the Hill, broadcast on Monday, September 14,…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 9:33pm on September 15, 2020

A tribute to Brave Spirits as it calls off Shakespeare's histories due to COVID by Sophia Howes

There are certain theater experiences that you look forward to with extraordinary excitement. Brave Spirits Theatre's Shakespeare's Histories 2020 was one of them. To their credit, Brave Spi…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 6:57pm on September 13, 2020

Five great films about theater (to help you survive staying home) by Sophia Howes

Karen Richards (Celeste Holm) the playwright's wife: A part in a play. You'd do all that for a part in a play? Eve Harrington (Anne Baxter) conniving actress: I'd do much more for a part tha…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 6:30am on May 19, 2020

4615 Theatre's world premiere 'Museum 2040': An extraordinary immersive installation by Sophia Howes

Museum 2040, a world premiere written by Playwright Renee Calarco and directed by Artistic Director Jordan Friend, is an extraordinary immersive installation, which confirms 4615 Theater Com…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 2:54pm on March 12, 2020

The room where it happens: 'Henry IV, Part 2' at Brave Spirits Theatre by Sophia Howes

The HBO hit Succession centers around a wealthy media family reportedly based on the Rupert Murdoch dynasty. Its central dilemma: who will succeed the ruthless Logan Roy as the head of his w…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 5:28pm on February 19, 2020

'Richard the Second' at Brave Spirits Theatre: a tale of two kings by Sophia Howes

Brave Spirits Theatre (BST), led by Artistic Director Charlene V. Smith, has taken on a spectacular challenge: Shakespeare's eight history plays. Richard the Second, Henry the Fourth Parts I…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 2:35pm on January 7, 2020

Top Five Theater Ghosts… Before 'The Woman in Black' arrived at Shakespeare Theatre Company by Sophia Howes

The Woman in Black, the long-playing London ghost story now perturbing a Shakespeare Theatre Company stage, reminds us that spine-chilling horror can be the most delightful of sensations.…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 8:57am on December 18, 2019

The (in) discreet charm of Daniel Kitson's 'Keep' at Studio Theatre by Sophia Howes

Stand-up comedian and monologist extraordinaire Daniel Kitson enjoys a devout following in the UK and in Australia. He first made his reputation at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where he wo…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 9:58pm on November 24, 2019

We Happy Few brings 'Lovers' Vows' into the twenty-first century by Sophia Howes

Elizabeth Inchbald's Lovers' Vows, first produced in 1798, is every bit as amusing as the unfortunately named Schitt's Creek, The Good Place, or any other contemporary comedy. Inchbald, an a…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 2:27pm on November 12, 2019

Dangereuse: An Interview with Nigel Rowe, a cabaret star as Ariel in IN Series' 'Stormy Weather' by Sophia Howes

IN Series' Stormy Weather, inspired by Shakespeare's The Tempest, features the music of Billie Holiday and a stunning cabaret performance by Nigel Rowe as Ariel. In the new Sybil Williams pl…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 2:17pm on October 24, 2019

Review: 'The Tragedy of Othello, The Moor of Venice,' presented by the Taffety Punk Riot Grrrls by Sophia Howes

The all-female production of Othello at Taffety Punk, directed by Kelsey Mesa, is a breath of fresh air. Because all the characters are played by women, you forget that they are female after…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 9:14pm on September 30, 2019

Review: '1 Henry IV' at the Folger Shakespeare Theatre by Sophia Howes

1 Henry IV at the Folger Shakespeare Theatre, directed by Rosa Joshi, is perfectly cast and beautifully executed. Edward Gero is a superb Falstaff, and he is surrounded by gifted actors and …

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 2:28pm on September 10, 2019

Review: 'Betrayal' at 4615 Theatre Company by Sophia Howes

Betrayal, one of Harold Pinter's finest works, will open on Broadway September 5 after an extended run in London's West End. Thanks to 4615 Theatre, a young professional company, you can see…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 2:02pm on August 19, 2019
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