“The Second Shepherds Play,” now playing at Folger Theatre through December 21, 2016 is a magical retelling of the Nativity story which combines beautiful music and a moving s…
What happened after "Pride and Prejudice?" The beloved Jane Austen love story has certainly stood the test of time but we don't know what came next, especially for the other Bennet girls. Ma…
Eric Schaeffer, the Artistic Director at Signature Theatre, directs their delightful holiday musical "Silver Belles." The book is by Allyson Currin, music by Matt Conner, and lyrics by Conne…
Review submitted by Doga Tasdemir of T.S. Wootton High School. High school is no doubt a chaotic time for everyone involved. Between relationships, popularity, parental problems, and even ha…
"It's a complicated business, is love." Enda Walsh's critically-acclaimed, Tony Award-winning musical “Once” tells the story of a Guy (Sam Cieri) and a Girl (Mackenzie Lesser-Roy…
Face it, we've all survived a brutal presidential election season; it was especially brutal if you found yourself on the losing side. You look around at your neighbors, wondering who vot…
Ivo Van Hove's "A View From the Bridge" is flawless theatre. It is visceral, detailed, and beautifully wrought with acute clarity of intent and singularity of vision. Arthur Miller's 1955 pl…
If you are looking for a break from the typical holiday fair and shopping madness and love a comical whodunit, Spotlighters has the show for you. Directed by Artistic Director Fuzz Roark …
When two couples have been best friends for years and one gets a divorce it feels like a divorce for the whole group. Marriage is hard but add some sensual drama and lots corny humor, and yo…
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1. Faction of Fools 'The Merchant of Venice' at Gallaudet Eastman Studio. “The cast's physical prowess and the fantastic use of mask made for a deliciously sensory take on a classic…
You might be wondering why the country's most renowned Jewish theatre is producing a play this season called "The Christians." I was too. Artistic Director Adam Immerwahr says in the program…
"A lot of things that look dead is just bidin’ their time." So says Dickon in "The Secret Garden," now playing through Dec. 31, 2016 at Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Sidney Harma…
It is refreshing to see a new play about an oft-forgotten demographic. Whether it be in film or theater, there aren't many great roles written for women in their 50s. Playwright Jen Silverma…
For generations, Shakespeare's plays have been inspiring people to create art. That tradition continues today with the musical group Roomful of Teeth who appeared for a one-night-only concer…
Cohesion Theatre welcomes you to a slightly off, slightly alternative world where the "in-crowd is the thin-crowd." My high school days flood my mind, and I can't help but cringe at the numb…
Skippyjon Jones is not just any cat. In "Skippyjon Jones Snow What," presented by The Gordon Center, Skippyjon is a cat posing as a Chihuahua who craves adventure. The family musical is fill…
Nobody wrote tragic operas like the grand maestro himself, Giuseppe Verdi. With a portfolio that includes such greats as “Aida” and “Il Trovatore,” “Rigoletto&#…
William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice" follows Antonio a merchant and his friend Bassanio who is in love with Portia. Bassanio needs money to go to Belmont and win Portia's hand so h…
The war is over, and love is in the air although some may not realize it in this Shakespearean comedy classic performed by Midshipmen from this historic institution. “Much A Do …
I have a feeling this sentiment might be echoed by other reviews, and possibly by theatre-goers, but it's nevertheless true that the protagonist of "TAME." is a nasty woman. She chain-smokes…
Constellation Theatre's latest offering is a screening of Fritz Lang's iconic film "Metropolis," to live original music composed, improvised, and performed by Tom Teasley. When "Metropolis" …
This isn't the Rydell High you know and love. The Georgetown Gilbert & Sullivan Society gives "Grease" a modern twist with an all-female cast " and pulls it off for one entertaining and …
Not-for-profit theatres contributed nearly $2.2 billion to the U.S. economy and attracted 29.5 million attendees, according to Theatre Facts 2015, released by Theatre Communications Group (T…
Countless political events over the last week have given many pause for thought and time taken to look on where the country is, how it got here, and where it's going. Partaking in this l…