BWW Review: WIZARD OF HIP (OR WHEN IN DOUBT SLAM DUNK) at MetroStage
With such a tight knit community of theater goers in the audience, it's hard to be in a bad mood the moment you walk into MetroStage.
Hannah Menchhoff
BWW Review: THE MARK OF CAIN at Synetic Theater
Synetic Theater tells a story almost as old as time itself, in a beautiful, inventive and close-to-flawless new production
BWW Review: ULYSSES ON BOTTLES at Moasic Theater Company
A powerful piece of theater that brings you into the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
BWW Review: 'TIS A PITY SHE'S A WHORE Brings Love, Gore and Incest
A dark, tragic, comedy creates a surprsing mix
BWW Review: BACK TO METHUSELAH Completes Its Journey
BACK TO METHUSELAH: AS FAR AS THOUGHT CAN REACH leads you through a philosophical discussion through some familiar characters.
BWW Review: THE MAGIC MARKSMAN Slightly Off Target
THE MAGIC MARKSMAN (DER FREISHÜTZ) at George Mason University and present by Virginia Opera certainly offered a spectacle.
BWW Review: ROE at Arena is Fiery, Funny and Heartbreaking
In Washington D.
BWW Review: TAME. at WSC Avant Bard
A tale of sadness, fear and proving what a shrew can do.
BWW Review: Studio Theater's MOTHERSTRUCK Strikes a Chord
MOTHERSTRUCK touches audiences with a lot of humor and a bit of sadness.
BWW Review: BLACKBERRY DAZE at MetroStage
BLACKBERRY DAZE gives something for audiences to think about.
BWW Review: THE MERCHANT OF VENICE at the Kennedy Center
The Merchant of Venice doesn't trade anything for a fantastic touring show.
BWW Review: PETUNIA AND CHICKEN at Capital Fringe
A Fringe must see!
BWW Review: BALLAST at the Source Festival
Ballast looks to both sides of a transition.
BWW Review: TINY PLAYS FOR IRELAND AND AMERICA for the IRELAND 100 Festival
A show with a lot of potential needed more time.
BWW Review: Living life in THE NETHER
THE NETHER is currently at Woolly Mammoth.
BWW Review: SHAKE LOOSE at MetroStage
It is certainly isn't a bad sign when the two-year old in the front row gets up to dance with the music.
BWW Review: BAD JEWS at Studio Theatre
BAD JEWS makes you laugh until you cry and maybe even just cry.
BWW Review: ENTERTAINING MR SLOANE Breaks All the Rules
For a play out of the ordinary for when it was written and now, look no further.
BWW Review: DARIUS & TWIG Sprints to the Finish Line
DARIUS & TWIG brings societal relevance to younger theater.
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