Tag: Michael Bloom

Produced with the Folger, a well-acted and tightly directed expression of hope.

The verdict is in. God is not dead. And rumors of his death, to paraphrase Mark Twain, have been greatly exaggerated. In fact, the...

“Social ills” is a term often used to name a problem without caring about the people affected by it—as in the phrase “racism and...

Amy Kotkin recently had a chance to interview Michael Bloom about his upcoming production of Lisa Kron's Well at 1st Stage. Amy: What initially attracted you to...

At a point in Mosaic Theater’s Promised Land—a powerhouse of a play performed inside an intimate space that’s more like a concrete bunker than...

On rare occasions the world of theatre and the world in which we live converge: the subject of the theatre we witness on the...

Over the course of the fall of 2015, more than 50 DC area theater companies will participate in the Women’s Voices Theater Festival, an...

A soaring, poetic Irish ghost story for the Women's Voices Theater Festival Spooky Action Theater launches its 2015-2016 Season with a World Premiere: Can't Complain by...

Arthur Miller's The Price, now playing at Olney Theatre Center, is brilliantly directed by Michael Bloom. The play, which opened in 1968 on Broadway,...

Ari Roth's Mosaic Theater Company's Inaugural Season Lineup is Announced The inaugural season of Ari Roth's new Mosaic Theater Company  has been announced:   Unexplored Interior (This is...

The staff of DCMetroTheaterArts is honored to announce that their 2015 Best Directors of Plays in Professional Theatres go to: Chris Abraham for Winners and Losers...