Jennifer Perry - Page 19

Polished and engaging, this cabaret proved one to remember.

It's not an easy one, but there are ample chances to not only marvel at the work it took to put it together, but the ambition of the actors and creative team.

The strong acting and the timely, provocative, and challenging script are likely reason enough to give this production a chance.

Turns out, the decision Ford's Theatre Society made to present this award-winning work might not have only been a good idea in theory, but also in execution.

We've all heard of the plight of Marie Antoinette, but those that make a visit to Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company throughout the next few weeks can perhaps see it in a slightly different light. And that's a good thing.

'The Shoplifters' is a perfect way to start the 65th Season at Arena Stage off right!

As a world premiere, there are pieces from which to build.

'Spark' doesn't ignite, but it doesn't fizzle either.

Susan Galbraith, director and adapter of the upcoming Alliance for New-Music Theatre production of 'Kafka's Metamorphosis,' shares a little bit about an exciting new look at an iconic story.

Good effort, but we're not quite there.

There's good to be found within this deeply personal solo performance.

A powerful production of a powerful play.

'TAME.' is one of those plays in this year's Capital Fringe Festival that's a bit of a rarity among all of the zany offerings. It's something new, something inspired by the classics, something that offers a rich story, and something that's very well-acted. It actually turned out to be one of the offerings this year that I enjoyed the most.

A seed of a good idea doesn't always make for a compelling script or an interesting production.

Both excel largely due to the strength of the performer.

Props for creativity, but sometimes experiments work and sometimes they, well, don't.

Simply sensational is but one way to describe Ms. Bareilles.

While 'This Gonna Be On the Test, Miss?' and 'Master Harold…and the Boys' are far from perfect productions, each offer something that would make them recommended viewing for certain Fringe audiences.

A musical at Fringe succeeds!

Alysha Umphress returned to Signature to wow local audiences again with her powerful voice, but this time in a solo cabaret as part of the ongoing Sizzlin' Summer Nights cabaret series.