‘A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical’ is a gem at...
It’s the story and music of Neil Diamond, presented on tour as a dazzling, polished spectacle. By CYBELE POMEROY
‘Broadway in the Park’ brings stellar NYC and local talent to...
The sixth annual presentation by Signature Theatre and Wolf Trap featured Tituss Burgess, Heather Headley, Alex De Bard, Kevin McAllister, and more. By JEFFREY WALKER
“Sleeping Beauty: The Time Traveler” has a neat twist at Adventure...
A boy and a princess become friends and bond over their desire to be independent from their controlling parents. By MARY HARNEY
A heartfelt and emotional ‘Tick, Tick… Boom!’ from Triune Entertainment
Jonathan Larson’s autobiographical musical is performed with a wonderful blend of harmonies in the ensemble numbers. By JAMIE PELLIGRINI
A perfectly delightful ‘Into the Woods’ at Montgomery College Summer Dinner...
The directing and staging of this production are top-rate. By CAROLINE BOCK
A mother vows to protect her daughter in powerful new play...
Set in West Africa, the drama offers a universal message of determination to reject beliefs and practices that harm girls. By NEAL LEARNER
An electrifying ‘Suffs’ channels spirit of protest on tour at the...
It’s one of the most politically charged pieces of musical theater to come through DC this year. By DANIELLA IGNACIO
The goofy charm of ‘Evil Librarian’ from Landless Theatre Company
The new musical, based on a popular YA book series, shows how theater makes high school hell survivable. By JENNIFER GEORGIA
At Folger, Jacob Ming-Trent spits Shakespeare for the rap generation
In his world premiere solo show, 'How Shakespeare Saved My Life,' the playwright-performer tells a compelling, pop-culture–infused personal tale. By LISA TRAIGER
Mayhem and humor in ‘As You Like It’ at American Shakespeare...
The production is a thrilling demonstration of how to take an old standard and breathe new life into it. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE
‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ goes delightfully wrong at The Keegan...
Keegan’s production fills the farcical void left by ‘Shear Madness,’ for a few weeks at least. By AMY KOTKIN
A farce full of witty performances in ‘Loot’ by Edge of...
Every actor plays their character with a canny absurdity that realizes the script's satire and humor. By MARY HARNEY
An updated ‘Cymbeline’ outdoors from Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
An excellent cast, combined with a unique setting, is one of the best ways to enjoy this roller-coaster of a play. By MORGAN FEDDES SATRE
Carla Hall serves up her origin story in ‘Please Underestimate Me’...
In her new solo show, the ‘Top Chef’ star dishes on fame, failure, and trusting your instincts. By TREY GRAHAM
Hope is waiting in the wings at 1st Stage’s ‘Indecent’
This humble but captivating production wants us to remember that a play has the power to change a life. By MELISSA LIN STURGES
A personal response to the ‘Soul Divas’ Gay Men’s Chorus concert
A celebration of queer pride, and a reminder of the importance of cultural roots. By MARY V. HOLIMAN
Fear not Studio’s funny ‘Feeling Afraid as if Something Terrible Is...
This edgy one-person show from Edinburgh Fringe goes to vulnerable and wacky places. By DANIELLA IGNACIO
Disney’s musical ‘Newsies’ charms and delights at the ARTfactory
The Actors Theatre cast works together to transport the audience to the streets of New York City as they seize the day. By AHRYEL TINKER
A cheeky ode to ‘Will on the Hill’ at Shakespeare Theatre...
In the spirit of Shakespeare, a blank verse review of the event. By JENNIFER GEORGIA (with profound apologies to the Bard)
In ‘Precarious’ at Mosaic, a mom stands up (and in) for...
The tension between a mother's environmentalist convictions and a daughter's everyday life choices reaches a hilarious pitch. By JOHN STOLTENBERG