Tag: KenYatta Rogers

The exquisite production spoils the senses with poetry, elegant choreography, and splashes of color and light. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI

The second installment of the Baltimore August Wilson Celebration stands the test of time and manages to capture your soul. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

Aleshea Harris’ epic tragicomedy is rendered with grit and humor by director KenYatta Rogers and an able ensemble. By JARED STRANGE

By Guest Author Cecilia Mencia Institutional racism, cultural trauma, gun right, police brutality: Playwright Tracy Conyer Lee tackles many social issues in her play Rabbit...

"Let's rethink sex" has suddenly become a thing. Well, not suddenly maybe. But it certainly has new pertinence in this era of full-frontal disclosure....

Last night, The Kennedy Center presented an inspiring world premiere commission of Bud, Not Buddy. Kirsten Greenidge created the fast-paced and touchingly funny script, based...

Just opened at Mosaic Theater Company in a thrilling and vibrant production directed by Natsu Onoda Power is a play that puts on stage...

Philip Dawkins' Charm takes on a high order: it wants to charm you. And to do that its lead character, Mama, has to be more...

If you think teaching manners to a group of outcast runaways sounds like a joke—ridiculous at best, and irrelevant or possibly dangerous at worst—then...

Lots of 'fowl' play was displayed at Montgomery College during their stunning intimate production of The Conference of the Birds, passionately directed by KenYatta Rogers,...

The production of Suzan-Lori Parks’ acclaimed three-part saga now having its regional premiere at Round House Theatre is some of the most amazing storytelling...

Round House Theatre has crafted a formidable artistic statement for Suzan-Lori Parks’ inventive, no make that commanding, Father Comes Home from the War (Parts...

Make no mistake about it. August Wilson is one of America's greatest dramatists. Authentic, historically rich, and dramatically insightful -- few playwrights have the...

In his curtain speech prior to the opening night performance of Andrew Hinderaker’s Colossal at Olney Theatre Center, Artistic Director Jason Loewith mentioned 'past,...