Tag: Robert Pike

There’s something to relish about seeing this witty spoof of DC politics, right here in DC, right now. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

Halloween may be over, but the horror season is still in full swing. We Happy Few Theatre Company invites you to “listen to the...

The sudden incapacity of their mother is the occasion for three siblings and their cousin to gather at a Boston hospital in Amy Leigh...

In 1582, a village parson heard the deathbed confession of a man named Richard Barley, who had married his butter churn. Barley claimed he...

I love Fringe. And like many theatergoers, I head off each day with tolerance and hope. The tolerance is for shows that are long...

Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie is an American theater classic. At its center a story about a shattered family, the show is timeless in...

What’s the impact of war on the common man? Do the sins of leaders trickle down to their soldiers? Is patriotism dead? What does...

Zestful. Savvy. Crafty. Satisfying  Director Abigail Isaac Fine’s feisty NextStop production of Shakespeare’s battle-of-wits, romantic-comedy Much Ado About Nothing is a stimulating, adult-depth interpretation. It's not all breezy,...

Imagine a world in which death no longer exists. Rorschach Theatre’s current production of A Bid to Save the World – a new play by...

What Happened After the Party? Theatre Prometheus’ Good Kids by Naomi Iizuka at the Fringe Theatre Prometheus is presenting a remarkable production of Naomi Iizuka’s...

There’s an ancient child-custody legend about two women who claim to be the mother of the same infant. In the well-known Hebrew Bible version,...

Before there was Desperate Housewives, before there was Sex in the City, before there was Thelma and Louise, there was the play, Crimes of...

A 40-year-old groupie of the 1980's British rock band Whitesnake, who is severely down on her luck, wants to sleep in a convenience store...

Poetic language, a magical set, and a steampunk aesthetic set the mood for the introspective Truth and Beauty Bombs: A Softer World at Rorschach...

Youthful energy is bursting out all over at Source Theatre Festival 2015, which began last night with its first round of six 10-minute plays,...

"Every ghost story is kind of like a history lesson,” says the young woman identified as A History Major in The Great Lieutenant Sprinkle...

The stunning production of Rashomon, directed and adapted by Randy Baker at American University, is set at the City Gate to Kyoto, a court...

Here are this week's Scene Stealers honorees, Congrats to all of  you! ______ Natascia Diaz Performing 'All That Jizz' in The Summer Hummer "One of the highlights...

I knew that Qui Nguyen’s fantastical comedy She Kills Monsters had something to do with the famous (or infamous) role-playing game, Dungeons & Dragons....