BWW Review: Broadway Goes Center Stage with LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS at Kennedy Center
All things considered, this presentation offers a fabulous time at the theater.
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BWW Review: Companhia de Dança Deborah Colker Returns to Kennedy Center with DOG WITHOUT FEATHERS (Cão Sem Plumas)
One cannot deny the uniqueness of this piece and the immeasurable talent of all involved.
BWW Review: MEOW MEOW Brings the Party to Kennedy Center
And now for something completely different!
BWW Review: A Powerful GLORIA at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
It's an explosive and thought-provoking production in more ways than one - and a natural fit for Woolly.
BWW Review: THE COLOR PURPLE Falls Short at Kennedy Center Despite Some Amazing Performances
A great cast succeeds despite a less than ideal production concept
BWW Review: Optimism Abounds in World Premiere of DAVE at Arena Stage
'Dave' is a really fun show with a strong cast.
BWW Review: A Little Mythology, an Exploration of War at Home and Abroad, and Something Entirely Different – Four Shows at the Capital Fringe
I spent an evening and afternoon taking in a few offerings at this year's far more conveniently located Capital Fringe festival in Southwest DC.
BWW Review: HAMILTON Proves it's Worth the Wait at Kennedy Center
If the rousing and prolonged applause and immediate standing ovation is any indication, this show is going to wow local audiences all throughout the summer.
BWW Review: HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING Goes Center Stage at Kennedy Center
A cast of Broadway and television actors with vocal, dance, and comedy chops to spare join with a much-loved featured local theater star to deliver a must-see, entertaining semi-staged performance of the Pulitzer Prize-winning (1962) musical comedy.
BWW Review: Lea Michele and Darren Criss Rock Kennedy Center
Featuring one of the most eclectic set lists I've encountered in recent years, Lea Michele and Darren Criss' - of 'Glee' and Broadway fame - one-night-only concert at the Kennedy Center was nothing short of entertaining and delightful.
BWW Review: BOTTICELLI IN THE FIRE at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is Entirely Unique
Featuring a compelling script, some of the best acting you're bound to see anywhere locally (most notably from Jon Hudson Odom) under the swift and inspired direction by Marti Lyons, and strong production elements (even music!), this is an unpredictable "only at Woolly" experience you won't want to
BWW Review: WAITRESS Comes to the National Theatre
The musical adaptation of Adrienne Shelly's screenplay WAITRESS made history on Broadway when it came in with the first all-female creative team led by Director Diane Paulus.
BWW Review: Jeremy Schonfeld's IRON & COAL Premieres at Strathmore
The combination of all of these voices and musicians sharing this powerful story set the concert on a good footing, initially.
BWW Review: GIRLFRIEND at Signature Theatre
While the musical itself may not be my personal cup of tea as a whole, some catchy music (performed by a killer all-female band and two endearing actors) and the sweet, throwback story make it worthy of some positive attention.
BWW Interview: Jeremy Schonfeld Talks IRON & COAL at Strathmore, Songwriting, and More
On May 3 and 4, 2018, the Music Center at Strathmore just outside of Washington, DC will play host to the world premiere of IRON & COAL.
BWW Review: The Hauntingly Beautiful Musical SNOW CHILD Premieres at Arena Stage
While the musical is not quite perfect, it's the strongest one I've seen this season in the DC area.
BWW Review: Politics are Personal in TRANSLATIONS at Studio Theatre
A solid production worth the effort to see.
BWW Review: IN THE HEIGHTS Goes Center Stage at Kennedy Center
With the juggernaut that is Hamilton playing DC this summer, it was probably a good marketing strategy for the Kennedy Center to use its new Broadway Center Stage series to (re)-introduce local audiences to Lin-Manuel Miranda's first Broadway musical, the Tony Award-winning In the Heights.
BWW Review: Laura and Linda Benanti Return to Kennedy Center in THE STORY GOES ON
The show, aptly titled 'The Story Goes On,' featured an eclectic set list, but there was one common thread - each song was exceptionally well sung.
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