Reviews

This stage adaptation reinforces the timelessness of her profound storytelling.

A concert with reverence for Chuck Brown and Eva Cassidy, who produced and recorded an album of jazz classics and songs from the American songbook.

It's a niche story that's as universally human as can be.

The foundational Greek tragedy gets a shoutout.

There’s a reason the rest of the run is sold out.

Inspired by difficult conversations after the murder of George Floyd, a new play imagines how honest discussion about racism might happen.

'The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)' is a joy for all audiences who may know many or none.

Filmed at the National United Methodist Church for broadcast on PBS later this year, the concert was open to members of all faiths to enjoy.

Washington Improv Theater features characters trying to market a wacky item suggested by the audience, but what do you do if it's a dud?

This classic musical was two hours of pure entertainment.

'The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised] (Again)' is a fun 130 minutes — even if it could have been 97.

A powerful story based on Arthur Miller's play at a time when new shadows loom and fear of the unknown and outsiders is on the rise.

Revenge is a dish served cold in this revival of Stephen Sondheim’s 1979 musical.

The show is so moving it suspends us in belief she is still with us.

Old and new jokey tropes combine in this comedy about how a woman can be deceived by her desire for 'a man.'

A charismatic lesbian demigod sets out to heal the planet one woman at a time.

A must-see for die-hard Audrey Hepburn fans and lovers of old Hollywood cinema and glamour.

The lines come fast and sometimes frantically, but there is a captivating rhythm and mellifluousness from the minute she defines 'oreo.'