‘The Motion’ at Arena is a mindbender problem play
Christopher Chen’s latest provocation serves up an ethical parable right out of a ‘Star Trek’ episode. By CHRIS KLIMEK
‘The Motion’ at Arena is a mindbender problem play
Christopher Chen’s latest provocation serves up an ethical parable right out of a ‘Star Trek’ episode. By CHRIS KLIMEK
A mother searches for her disappeared son in mythic ‘Ghost Limb’...
Set in 1970s Argentina, when a military dictatorship waged war against its own people, Maria Treviño Orta’s striking play dramatizes one family’s suffering. By BOB ASHBY
A critic revisits his review of ‘The Shark Is Broken’ at...
Reflecting on his experiences of the MET production and the Broadway production, the author comes to a moving realization. By GEOFFREY MELADA
Stephen Schwartz on mentoring: changing young artists for good
The Academy Award–winning composer came to town to support Young Artists of America as they performed his musical ‘The Prince of Egypt.’ By NICOLE HERTVIK
A critic revisits his review of ‘The Shark Is Broken’ at...
Reflecting on his experiences of the MET production and the Broadway production, the author comes to a moving realization. By GEOFFREY MELADA
Shakespeare Theatre Company’s annual ‘Will on the Hill’ set for June...
Bipartisan benefit will feature members of Congress, DC Councilmembers, media, and special guest actors Renea Brown and Felicia Curry.
Folger Theatre to premiere of ‘How Shakespeare Saved My Life’
Written by and starring Broadway’s Jacob Ming-Trent, limited engagement runs June 9-July 5.
Attempt at cross-cultural father-daughter bonding in the satirical ‘Indian Princesses’ Off-Broadway...
Inspired by her real-life experience in a diverse father-daughter YMCA bonding program that first began in the 1950s, the semi-autobiographical satire Indian Princesses by...
Stories of Vietnam War medics, nurses, and corpsmen in ‘Saving Lives’...
Based on first-hand accounts, this collection of monologues gives voice to the medical staff who helped the wounded and battle-scarred. By JEFFREY WALKER
Stories of Vietnam War medics, nurses, and corpsmen in ‘Saving Lives’...
Based on first-hand accounts, this collection of monologues gives voice to the medical staff who helped the wounded and battle-scarred. By JEFFREY WALKER
Attempt at cross-cultural father-daughter bonding in the satirical ‘Indian Princesses’ Off-Broadway...
Inspired by her real-life experience in a diverse father-daughter YMCA bonding program that first began in the 1950s, the semi-autobiographical satire Indian Princesses by...
Shakespeare Theatre Company’s annual ‘Will on the Hill’ set for June...
Bipartisan benefit will feature members of Congress, DC Councilmembers, media, and special guest actors Renea Brown and Felicia Curry.