Reviews

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. The harsh dose of reality ... Sometimes it takes the truth of a stranger to show us who...

To create art simply the sake of it being beautiful is not enough. The artist must infuse their essence, their very being into the...

When asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” how many kids say, “I want to play the cello in a...

Life is what you make of it; happy or miserable, good or bad, it doesn’t matter because life just goes on and on and...

Signature Theatre has outdone itself with its current production of Stephen Sondheim's breakthrough musical Company. This musical of a modern man searching for commitment...

I really like the National Chamber Ensemble, the adventuresome and enjoyable programs they present, and the talented and friendly musicians who make up this...

After wrapping up our first official show The Sleeping Beauty in Summer 2010, Director Matt Reckeweg started talking about the future of Pointless Theatre. At...

In short, there’s simply not a more congenial spot for 'Happily Ever After' than here in Camelot! And 2nd Star Productions delivers a resplendent...

American University staged a very special reading of a very special musical Signs of Life about an important part of our history. It was billed as a...

Outside the Wire comes to 2013 Capital Fringe Festival July 11-28th! Sergeant Mark Mercer comes home from the war in Iraq only to realize that life...

Last night the Kennedy Center Opera House hosted The Embroidery Girl, undertaken by the China Wuxi Performing Arts Group, and the Agis Center for Arts...

Extraordinary how potent cheap music is. Particularly when one is on one’s honeymoon. Their second honeymoon with their second husband. Especially when one’s first...

When daylight comes again, order comes with it. And after a long night in the house of Agnes and Tobias you’ll be praying for...

If I were writing a one-word review, that word would be “Astounding.” But much more deserves to be said about Tantehorse's The Death of...

Wolf Trap’s summer season is in full swing and tonight is the last hilarious performance of The Mikado by the New York Gilbert &...

King’s Players presents Mme. Macbeth, a new perspective on a classic.  Walking down 7th Street NW, heading from a performance of Georgetown Theatre Company’s Night of...

Farce: Highly exaggerated situations, improbable plot twists, physical humor, deliberate absurdity or nonsense, and broadly stylized performances. Is He Dead?, the latest production from Providence...

Something wicked this way comes as Annex Theater presents the Bard’s most cursed production, Macbeth. Directed by Evan Moritz, this gender bent production of the...

It is easy to love to laugh or laugh at love, whichever you prefer along with The Guardsman at The Kennedy Center. The original...

The 39 Steps: a Whirlwind Comes to Purcellville Playwright Patrick Barlow calls The 39 Steps “an adaptation,” and I would assert that every production of...