BWW Review: GOBSMACKED! at The Kennedy Center
This weekend The Kennedy Center offers GOBSMACKED!, an a cappella and beatboxing collaboration that works to remind audiences why they love Pitch Perfect, Pentatonix, and other popular acts.
Heather Nadolny
BWW Review: RAGTIME at Ford's Theatre
RAGTIME, currently playing at Ford's Theatre, hits a number of current, resonant themes across multiple notes with powerful ballads and a stellar cast.
BWW Review: PETER AND THE STARCATCHER Evokes Wonder at Constellation Theatre Company
Are there parts of this play that are beyond silly? Yes.
BWW Review: BUD, NOT BUDDY at The Kennedy Center
If you hear upbeat jazz wafting through the halls of The Kennedy Center this weekend, it may very well be their world premiere commission BUD, NOT BUDDY, a production that is part jazz concert, part radio play, and all quite good.
BWW Review: The Second City's TWIST YOUR DICKENS at The Kennedy Center
Dickensian purists and rabid followers, be warned in advance: this is not your typical 'A Christmas Carol'.
BWW Review: THE LITTLE FOXES at Arena Stage
Lillian Hellman's THE LITTLE FOXES comes to Arena Stage at an uncannily resonant time.
BWW Review: SENSE AND SENSIBILITY at Folger Theatre
Folger Theatre's season opener SENSE AND SENSIBILITY tells the story that Austen fans love, but ultimately suffers from too many comedic and stylistic additions that create a lack of balance within the production.
BWW Review: Cirque du Soleil KURIOS - CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Cirque du Soleil has arrived in Tysons Corner with KURIOS - CABINET OF CURIOSITIES, a breathtaking, exquisitely detailed adventure into a dystopian dreamworld and all of the wonders within it.
BWW Review: URINETOWN at Monumental Theatre Company
Monumental Theatre Company's new production of URINETOWN proves a very timely look into politics, corporate control and crowd dynamics; however, some central problems cause the show and its company to struggle in their space.
BWW Review: THE FLICK at Signature Theatre
Theatre and film nuts alike will be both entertained and affected by Annie Baker's Pulitzer Prize-winning play THE FLICK, a work which shows high emotions and drama can happen even in the most mundane of places.
BWW Review: JACK AND PHIL, SLAYERS OF GIANTS-INC at Imagination Stage
'Jack in the Beanstalk' gets a modern twist at Imagination Stage as two friends embark on a giant adventure to save Jack's house, all the while learning lessons about being friends and knowing what matters.
BWW Review: A BROADWAY CHRISTMAS CAROL at MetroStage
Charles Dickens tangles with Broadway this holiday season at MetroStage with Kathy Feininger's A BROADWAY CHRISTMAS CAROL.
BWW Review: ERMA BOMBECK: AT WIT'S END at Arena Stage
Arena Stage puts beloved columnist, author and women's advocate Erma Bombeck front and center in a show that, while full of wit and memories, needs a more fulfilling script.
BWW Review: BARBARA COOK'S SPOTLIGHT: TERRI WHITE at The Kennedy Center
Longtime Broadway performer TERRI WHITE took The Kennedy Center stage in a farewell solo performance that covered her many roles, thoughts on life and love of her family and the theatre.
BWW Review: THE GUARD at Ford's Theatre
Jessica Dickey's world-premiere comedic drama THE GUARD, currently playing at Ford's Theatre, paints masterful depictions of not only Rembrandt and Homer, but also those in modern times who cherish their works and wish to find beauty and memory themselves.
BWW Review: DESTINY OF DESIRE at Arena Stage
DESTINY OF DESIRE playwright Karen Zacarias and director Jose Luis Valenzuela combine theatre and telenovela to give DC audiences a hilarious yet insightful look at the stories we love to say we never watch.
BWW Review: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST at Scena Theatre
Scena Theatre's gender-bending THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST is a great idea conceptually, but some performances and technical choices ultimately take away from the production.
BWW Review: THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE ACHMED at Constellation Theatre Company
Tim Teasley's original score accompanying Lotte Reininger's animated film THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE ACHMED provides an evening of interesting fusion.
BWW Reviews: The Second City's LET THEM EAT CHAOS at Woolly Mammoth
Fans of improv, comedy and making fun of all the ridiculousness that is Washington, DC, rejoice.
BWW Reviews: Imagination Stage Presents DOUBLE TROUBLE
DOUBLE TROUBLE, despite its classic story, scenic quality and talented actors, ultimately suffers from a faulty adaptation that feels too rushed and in need of major changes.
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