Reviews

With powerhouse vocals and smooth moves, this dazzling production tells the story of The Temptations' rise to fame. By ISABELLA ARTINO

The new site-specific, immersive play takes you on a walking tour of the Folger Shakespeare Library as a real-life love story unfolds. By MOIRA GLEASON

Shakespeare Theatre Company's annual fundraiser for education reminds us that, whatever our politics, the Bard can bring us together. By SOPHIA HOWES

This magical underwater Disney classic is the perfect evening for all ages. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

Whether you are a longtime fan of this cult classic or a virgin, this version is a must-see. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

The showstopping musical is a timeless testament to the idea that real change requires addressing the root causes of inequality and injustice. By ISABELLA ARTINO

The entire production is a fantastic experience and a true testament to creativity, talent, and professionalism. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI

Andrea Stolowitz’s sensitive new autobiographical drama chronicles her quest to uncover her relatives' hidden histories after World War II. By AMY KOTKIN

The play is about France’s doomed queen, but its real focus is a triangle of love, friendship, and ambition set against the backdrop of a portrait artist’s easel. By DERYL DAVIS

An emotional and dramatic story of friendship and love during World War I comes to life in a book, music, and lyrics by historian Michael Gubser. By JEFF WALKER

The actors hit all the right comic moments, perfectly capturing the farce. By CHARLES GREEN

Paying creative tribute to a band that has made its mark on popular culture, the Birmingham Royal Ballet company dances spectacularly. By CHARLES GREEN

In a time when American men report increased feelings of isolation, this warm-hearted play shows how sports can still be a glue for meaningful male friendship. By DERYL DAVIS

It was a divine night with an amazing cast that deserved resounding applause. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

Superb casting enlivens the family-friendly show, and showstoppers abound. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON

This 'creature' (as Director Emily Burns calls her world-premiere adaptation of the gothic classic) isn’t really sure what it wants to be. By DERYL DAVIS

This revolutionary comedy takes on a world of significance, and presenting it now constitutes a profound act of resistance. By MEGAN WILLS

Even those who are not fans of Warhol will enjoy this look at a celebrity's insecurities and humanity. By CHARLES GREEN

Enjoying live theater as a family is great, but there’s a particular magic when children experience their peers perform. By JULIA AMIS

A remarkable bond in our beholding — between soloist and audience — forms the foundation for an autobiography and politics that is breathtaking. By JOHN STOLTENBERG