BWW Reviews: BESSIE'S BLUES Bless Audiences
Some plays are so good, or so popular with audiences, that their return to the stage is inevitable.
Alan Katz
BWW Reviews: BAD JEWS Throw Haymakers
As the show opens, Jonah is innocently trying to play video games to distract himself from the days events while Daphna harangues him into attentiveness to her complaints about Liam and the world, generally.
BWW Reviews: WE ARE SAMURAI Wanders Wild, Well-Made, And Weird
Here's the key: the play takes place in 5 different physical locations within and outside Venus Theater's compound.
BWW Reviews: SHE KILLS MONSTERS Slays Audiences
The catchy and clever script more than makes up for the drags during movement pieces, and that dragging might have been as much from my desire to get back to the story and its characters as from anything else.
BWW Reviews: POL POT Is a Precocious Puzzlebox
As the strange and sharp-turning story unfolds, it becomes clear that there are eerie similarities between the regime of the genocidal dictator and the living arrangements of these six men.
BWW Reviews: DANI GIRL Is An Exquisite Mix of Laughter and Tears
If you invest yourself even a little bit into Dani Girl, it will leave you exhausted.
BWW Reviews: CABARET XXX Rocks Hard
Who knew a funeral could be so fun? Pinky Swear Productions blows the roof off the Fringe tent with what may be the last installment of their award-winning cabaret series.
BWW Reviews: THE TUMBLING Is A Raw Mind-Bender
This is a play for people who like twisted and difficult puzzles, impossible riddles, and impenetrable modern art.
BWW Reviews: Competition Reigns in 'THE TOURNAMENT' and 'R+J: STAR-CROSS'D DEATH MATCH'
The Capital Fringe Festival brings DC some hilarious and exciting new offerings: a spoof of fighting movies and 'Romeo and Juliet' set in a bar.
BWW Reviews: DISSOCIA Will Broaden Your Horizons
The Wonderful World of Dissocia, which is wonderful indeed, is lovingly crafted by Theater Alliance, who have bounced back in a big way in their new space.
BWW Reviews: Ink on the Canvas
The Artist, the Canvas, and the 'thunderous boss' come together to make 'Bareback Ink' a must see at the Iron Crow Theatre Company's Swirnow stage.
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