Tag: David Muse

The play is as itchy and edgy as it is achingly humane. By AMY KOTKIN

The production expertly meets the psychological and social insight of Mike Bartlett’s decades-spanning play. By JARED STRANGE.

The superb acting will resonate with LGBTQ and straight audiences alike.

Playing an addicted actress, she gives a performance you will be intoxicated by.

Set me free why don't cha babe Get out my life why don't cha babe 'Cause you don't really love me You just keep me hangin' on These...

Did ever a villain so enjoy his murderously evil ways as Shakespeare’s Richard III? In the Shakespeare Theatre’s production, Matthew Rauch’s Richard teaches a...

Raise your hand if you studied at Studio Theatre’s Acting Conservatory? For the 10,000 plus performers whose careers started at Studio’s 43-year-old conservatory, the news...

They have such a tasteful, immaculate, picture-perfect kitchen, how could their marriage be such a sorry mess? That's a crass way to ask the...

The reason I asked to interview Katie Kleiger is that after I saw her in Sarah DeLappe's The Wolves at Studio Theatre, I realized I...

He might have had an interesting idea for a solo show. He hadn't written it yet. but he told Studio Theatre, which had booked...

Big Pharma is not only big, it’s growing bigger by the panic attack, by the back spasm, by the botched terrorist attack. We want that...

When two lovers in life or on stage display an intense interaction of attraction, they are said to have "chemistry." That elusive feeling may...

Lord, in a bourgeois town It's a bourgeois town I got the bourgeois blues Gonna spread the news all around Any Washington theatregoer who craves a working class...

Even before the houselights go dim, sparks fly. That vision — of fire blazing from a riveter’s gun in a factory in Detroit —...

There are reasons aplenty not to miss The Father now playing at The Studio Theatre, and Ted van Griethuysen's performance in the title role...

It’s taken five years for The Father—the highly-acclaimed drama by Florian Zeller that shook Paris in 2012—to arrive in the Washington area. But now that...

Some plays are more difficult to watch than others; some plays activate your imagination and pull you into their stories whole-body: those plays pull...

Shakespeare Theatre Company's (STC) production of Mike Bartlett’s King Charles III is a stunner. It is a clever look into a usually unseen political...

They sure don't make kings like they used to. And maybe that's a good thing. Mike Bartlett's historical fantasy, King Charles III, based loosely (very loosely)...

The Ghost in the Machine Mike Bartlett’s King Charles III premiered in 2014, at London’s Almeida Theatre. Both the original production and the Broadway production...