BWW Review: QUIXOTE NUEVO at Round House Theatre
It’s rare that you come across a new adaptation of a classic text that feels groundbreaking and new while still retaining the heart of the original.
Hannah Land
BWW Review: FIRES OF VARANASI: DANCE OF THE ETERNAL PILGRIM at The Kennedy Center
Ragamala Dance Company’s Fires of Varanasi: Dance of the Eternal Pilgrim is a beautiful, meditative piece that makes the most of the Kennedy Center’s new outdoor space on the REACH campus.
BWW Review: HI, ARE YOU SINGLE? at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
Ryan Haddad’s one man show Hi, Are You Single?, currently available to stream from Wooly Mammoth Theatre Company, is perfect pandemic viewing.
BWW Review: THE MIAMI CITY BALLET, BALLET ACROSS AMERICA at The Kennedy Center
The Miami City Ballet put on a varied and entertaining performance as part of the Kennedy Center's Ballet Across America on Saturday, June 1, 2019.
BWW Review: ROOMING HOUSE by Lucky Plush At The Kennedy Center
I highly recommend Rooming House, even if you normally feel confused or alienated by traditional dance performance.
BWW Review: THE BALTIMORE WALTZ at The Keegan Theatre
The Keegan Theatre's The Baltimore Waltz is a confrontation of mortality, a hilarious farce, an expose of the limits of the medical system, a noir thriller, and crucially, a flawlessly staged and acted production.
BWW Review: ALAN CUMMING: LEGAL IMMIGRANT at The Kennedy Center
Alan Cumming really is a delight.
BWW Review: ANDROMEDA BREAKS AND THE CITY OF... at Capital Fringe
Andromeda Breaks and The City Of.
BWW Review: USE ALL AVAILABLE DOORS by Pinky Swear Productions At Dupont Underground
Pinky Swear Production's Use All Available Doors is filled with a local pride that Washingtonians rarely get to experience.
BWW Review: THE NEW YORK CITY BALLET at The Kennedy Center
The New York City Ballet has completed its annual pilgrimage to the Kennedy Center.
BWW Review: DIAVOLO: ARCHITECTURE IN MOTION at The Kennedy Center
Diavolo: Architecture in Motion is an impressive display of athleticism, acrobatics, and grace.
BWW Review: ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATER at The Kennedy Center
The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater began its weeklong stay in D.
BWW Review: AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE: RATMANSKY, ROBBINS, MILLEPIED & WHEELDON at the Kennedy Center
The American Ballet Theatre's current program at the Kennedy Center, featuring works by Ratmansky, Robbins, Millepied, and Wheeldon (as well as the full-length Whipped Cream, not covered in this review), is extremely well done but a little uninspiring.
BWW Review: THE RED SHOES at The Kennedy Center
The Red Shoes is almost more big-budget Broadway musical than ballet.
BWW Review: LOTUS at The Kennedy Center
It's a real shame that you can't buy a ticket to a performance of Lotus, an exhilarating night of tap dancing and jazz excellence.
BWW Review: CLOSER(GROUP) at Dance Place
closer(group) is here to challenge how we view dance.
BWW Review: THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI Featuring Tom Teasley at Constellation Theatre
Catch The Cabinet of Dr.
BWW Review: THE NEW YORK CITY BALLET at The Kennedy Center
The New York City Ballet's technique, grace, and variety of programming is impeccable.
BWW Review: BALLET ACROSS AMERICA at The Kennedy Center
Ballet is always beautiful, but too often it also feels inaccessible and outdated.
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BWW Review: [GAY] CYMBELINE at Theatre Prometheus
Theatre Prometheus's [gay] Cymbeline is a treat.
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