Tag: Warehouse

Theater professionals have a love/hate relationship with the Big Apple. It is the upper echelon of the theater world, and so many attempt to...

What is the secret of happiness?  If we took everybody who claimed to have an answer to that elusive question and laid them end...

Legal Tender consists of a series of nine narratively distinct but thematically linked vignettes executed as prose-in-performance pieces, meaning that the action unfolds with...

Almost Together, the dynamic one-woman show performed by Community Theater veteran Mary Leaphart and directed by Steven Cupo, aims to chronicle its protagonist’s experience...

Fish Outta Water is a whacky and wonderful part-jam session, part-biographical narrative. More appropriately, lets call it the life story jam session. Ron Litman is...

Smellin’ Up The Den! is a sketch comedy show with outrageous skits similar to ones seen on Saturday Night Live! - except there are no...

Violent Delights: A Shakespearean Brawl-esque Sideshow, presented by Off the Quill, was a wonderful inaugural piece by the self-identified experimental theater company. The overture...

Here's a quick test for you: if you start giggling when I tell you to imagine Captain Picard reading this review and shouting “There...

Over the last 22 years, the Contemporary American Theater Festival (CATF) in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, and has become a leading center for the production...

I would say this show is a "must see," but "see" isn't the appropriate term. Artistic innovator Emma Crane Jaster and her lovely ensemble...

When I was in college, my bipolar disorder showed up. It would be twenty years before I knew what to call it. But trust...

Fathers, Sons, and a Side of Bacon. Our Boys was first performed in London at the Vaudeville Theatre on January 16, 1875. It went on...

I was first inspired to create To Know a Veil while traveling in Morocco a couple years ago. It was my first time in...

The British Players' Old Time British Music Hall is an annual event which has been taking place in the Washington/DC area since 1964. Originally called The...

The Bard’s most tragic love story; not Romeo & Juliet as so many are inclined to think, but rather a tale of epic love...

Scene one, the stage directions read, “A man stands at a work table cleaning a handgun, his movements cool and collected. He is handsome,...

LaGoDi presents Lapband Texas, a production that packs a lot of laughs before taking an awkward turn. In a clever, Hairspray-style casting choice, Michael Brassfield...

"When we say let's put on a show," we mean it. Once we drove through a snowstorm with a bed strapped to the roof...