Tag: Washington DC Metro
Magic Time! ‘How To… Sex Education’ (Weekend Two)
Having enjoyed the first weekend of Rabble Crew Productions’ How To… Sex Education, I went back for seconds—another set of four short plays on...
Review: ‘Be Awesome: A Theatrical Mixtape of the 90s’ at Flying...
Be Awesome: A Theatrical Mixtape of the 90s is less a stroll down memory lane and more of a flying leap into an exploding...
Review: ‘’Night, Mother’ at The Highwood Theatre
‘’Night, Mother’ explores depths of depression, family secrets
The Highwood Theatre’s Night, Mother, expertly directed by Madison Middleton and wonderfully acted by Melissa B. Robinson...
Review: ‘How I Got On’ at Azuka Theatre in Philadelphia, PA
“You breathe in joy, you blow out joy” are the words that truly represent the breath of fresh air that Azuka Theatre’s How We...
Revolution Shakespeare’s ‘King John’: An Interview with Director Dan Kern
Revolution Shakespeare, aka RevShakes, a Philadelphia-based company, founded by Artistic Director Griffin Stanton-Ameisen in 2013, started out with a number of fascinating programs, including...
2016 Philadelphia Fringe Festival Review: ‘The Performers’ at University City Arts...
The Performers, directed by Erica Janko at the University City Arts League, is a layered contemporary performance piece that also serves as social commentary...
Review: The Midtown Men at ‘Arts By George’ at George Mason...
One of Northern Virginia’s bright jewel arts events, ARTS by George! returned to the Center for the Arts, George Mason University Fairfax campus with...
Review: ‘Vocalosity’ at Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, PA
Resounding applause met the awe inspiring, all a capella group, Vocalosity at the newly renovated Bucks County Playhouse opening night for their North American Tour...
2016 Philadelphia Fringe Festival Review: ‘Macbeth’ at Third World Bunfight
I've long felt that if someone is going to cut down a Shakespeare text, they should take the responsibility of claiming co-authorship, since any...
Review: ‘Man of La Mancha’ at The Arlington Players
In the early 1600s, Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes wrote what would become his masterpiece, the novel Don Quixote. The novel was a huge...
Review: ‘Memories & Legends’ at Wolf Pack Theatre Company
Director William Leary returns to Greenbelt Arts Center (GAC) with Wolf Pack Theatre Company’s world premiere of Writer/Composer Stephen Geddes’ inspirational new musical, Memories...
Review: Yusuf/Cat Stevens’ “A Cat’s Attic” Concert at The Kennedy Center
Cat Stevens (as he was known then) last performed at The Kennedy Center back in November 1971 just months after it opened. Much has...
Review: Anaïs Mitchell With John Gallagher, Jr. at The Hamilton
Anaïs Mitchell and John Gallagher, Jr. brought their five-stop East Coast tour to the Hamilton in Washington, DC for a one-night performance on Thursday,...
2016 Philadelphia Fringe Review: ‘Incredible Dreamz’
A comedy collective, referring to themselves as a "polyamorous quad couple" or "Incredible Dreamz" starring The Incredible Shrinking Matt & Jacquie (Matthew Schmid and...
2016 Philadelphia Fringe Festival Review: ‘King John’ at Revolution Shakespeare
King John, one of Shakespeare’s lesser-known history plays, is filled with intrigue, betrayal, and a pair of kings who are constantly threatening to go...
Review: ‘Eleanor Roosevelt: Her Secret Journey’ at Compass Rose Theater
This remarkable one-woman show is a testament to the power of theater. Using language and a few props, including a movie screen, this production,...
2016 Philadelphia Fringe Festival Review: ‘Imaginary Music’ by PhEAD at the...
A one-night-only multimedia concert that paired Minimalist music--a movement that originated in downtown New York in the 1960s--with visual imagery and current digital technology,...
Review: ‘Euripides’ Medea’ at Britches and Hose Theatre Company by Jen...
Medea is often used as a byword for evil, for a woman scorned and her unquenchable rage. She is a warning of what a...
2016 Philadelphia Fringe Festival Review: ‘Philadanco! in Concert’
Youth, strength, beauty, rhythm, flexibility and technique—all synonymous with Philadanco! This Philadelphia dance troupe wowed audiences at Bryn Mawr College’s Goodhart Hall in their latest...
2016 Philadelphia Fringe Festival Review: ‘Walk to Topaz’ by Brendan Tetsuo
Brendan Tetsuo began his evocative Walk to Topazas a solo dance journey to further explore his family's heritage, developing into a fabulous Fringe offering....