2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘Inferno the Musical’
“Heaven is so boring.” That’s the complaint of a modern-day version of Dante Alighieri in Inferno the Musical, a look at the vagaries of...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘SPEAK*Girls Presents’
The true critic of this year’s second annual SPEAK*Girls Presents is a thirteen-year-old young woman, who shared at the rousing end of this year’s...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘Little White Lies’
Four performers appear from unexpected places. Emerging from hallways, stairways and around corners with a rippling and tribal urgency, the movement of the dancers...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘Iphigenia in Splott’
Set in a blighted corner of Wales, Iphigenia in Splott is a breathtaking one-woman show, imported from the UK and written by Gary Owen,...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘Beyond These Walls’
Beyond These Walls is a provocative contribution to the Capital Fringe, and well worth seeing. It was originally devised in 2018 under the direction...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘This Place of Ours’
When done well, dance has a unique ability to tell a compelling narrative through themes that audience members can then adapt to their own...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘Passing’
Passover, the holiday that marks the Exodus, that signals to Jews and the world that this night is different from all others because we...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘Our Town Plus Zombies’
By Rebecca Kurtz
What fun! The Adequate Players make a splash again at Fringe this summer with writer/director/actor John Geoffrion’s one-act parody of Thorton Wilder’s...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘The Heist’
Improv, as any actor knows, is harder than it looks. And dramatic improv—in which actors invent their roles as they go, expanding on a...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘CRAPSHOOT!’
It turns out Al Stone (Todd Blakesley) is that guy – the one who admits to voting for Donald Trump in 2016. His participation...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘Dust’
Don’t believe your program! Dust is not, in fact, a collection of surreal daydreams to trip your imagination. It is a thought-provoking drama worthy...
2019 Capital Fringe Review: ‘Neverlanding’
Years after Wendy’s tales of lost boys, pirates, and mermaids, Michael Darling is grounded and committed to a hospital when his brother, John, finds...