BWW Reviews: MISS EMMA'S MATCHMAKING SERVICE FOR LITERARY CHARACTERS Offers an Ode to Book Lovers
The Ad Hoc Players give Capital Fringe 2014 a funny, witty, and intelligent love song to book nerds.
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BWW Reviews: BUYER & CELLAR at Shakespeare Theatre Company Is an Uproarious Must-See
Playwright Jonathan Tolins and star Michael Urie give their BUYER & CELLAR audiences a hilarious look into what could happen when a regular guy enters a ridiculous celebrity world.
BWW Reviews: Fat and Greasy Citizens Brigade's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Makes a Magical Night Out
Despite a problematic venue, the Fat and Greasy Citizens Brigade has a funny, beautiful production in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
BWW Reviews: Shakespeare Theatre Company's PRIVATE LIVES Offers Delicious Wit and Whimsy
The Shakespeare Theatre Company's PRIVATE LIVES gives its audience quick wit, smart humor, physical comedy and a production that makes you want to remain in the seats for days.
BWW Reviews: Kennedy Center Gives Stunning Farewell to Michael Kaiser with 2014 Spring Gala: CAMELOT IN CONCERT
The 2014 Kennedy Center Spring Gala: Camelot in Concert treated patrons to an evening of perfect vocals, stunning detail, and a wonderful tribute to departing president Michael Kaiser.
BWW Reviews: Laurel Mill Playhouse's THE WILD PARTY Takes on a Challenge
Currently at Laurel Mill Playhouse, a group of enthusiastic, great performers have taken on Andrew Lippa's THE WILD PARTY in a production that, while enthusiastic and lively, unfortunately suffers from some creative decisions and is hindered by the limitations of its small venue.
BWW Reviews: THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD Delights All Ages at The Kennedy Center
Scottish theatre company Visible Fictions gives children of all ages a smart, happily silly retelling of the classic story of Robin Hood and his "merry people".
BWW Reviews: PENNY PLAIN Displays Masterful Marionettes
The Ronnie Burkett Theatre of Marionettes brings audiences a dark but thoroughly engaging and humorous look into the end of days through brilliantly detailed puppetry performance.
BWW Reviews: THE WEDDING DRESS at Spooky Action Theater Provides Wicked Fun
'The Wedding Dress' provides audiences with a sexy, thought-provoking roller coaster through reality, memory, and descending dementia.
BWW Reviews: THE BEST MAN at Keegan Theatre Captivates
Keegan Theatre gives audiences an appropriate balance of historical reference, political humor, and engaging performances with 'The Best Man'.
BWW Reviews: ELLA: FIRST LADY OF SONG at MetroStage Falls Flat
MetroStage's current production of 'Ella: First Lady of Song' is full of wonderful music; however, as a show, it proves to be a rocky walk down memory lane.
BWW Reviews: OPERATING SYSTEM at fallFRINGE
DC storyteller Joseph Price has created a brilliant data love story that should continue to be performed long after fallFRINGE has ended.
BWW Reviews: H STREET HOUSEWIVES at fallFRINGE Festival
Despite a few bumps, H STREET HOUSEWIVES gives Fringe audiences a happy hour of escape into not only local theatre, but also the mental junk food that is reality TV.
BWW Reviews: SISTER ACT Dazzles at The Kennedy Center
With its consistent sense of humor, dazzling costumes, and powerhouse voices, this touring company of SISTER ACT delivers a delightfully sassy night of musical theatre.
BWW Reviews: PARADE Captivates at Kensington Arts Theatre
With its engaging performances and effective staging, Kensington Arts Theatre provides an emotionally capturing night of theatre in its latest production of PARADE.
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