Jennifer Perry - Page 5

BWW Review: THE SECRET GARDEN Enchants at Shakespeare Theatre Company

November 23, 2016

This production of THE SECRET GARDEN excels in nearly every way.

BWW Review: Imagination Stage's Production of DISNEY'S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Boasts a Strong Cast Singing Memorable Tunes

November 20, 2016

This production is a good introduction to BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.

BWW Review: Disney's FREAKY FRIDAY Makes Strong Premiere at Signature Theatre

October 26, 2016

The world premiere stage adaptation features some of Broadway and television's best creative talent, two extremely strong leads, and an infectiously energetic ensemble cast.

BWW Review: THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME Wows at the Kennedy Center

October 10, 2016

Let's just get right down to it.

BWW Review: Artistry and Acting are Reasons Enough to See I CALL MY BROTHERS at Forum Theatre

September 13, 2016

I can nearly always count on the small, but mighty Forum Theatre to conjure up selections each season that are a little out-of-the-box, and present them with an abundance of creativity.

BWW Review: The Stirring New Musical COME FROM AWAY Plays Ford's Theatre

September 11, 2016

Featuring a book, music, and lyrics by the married Canadian duo of Irene Sankoff and David Hein, Come From Away explores a subject area that's bound to bring up some painful memories for some.

BWW Feature: Kevin Kuchar Discusses theBridge, Levine Music's Latest Educational Musical Theatre Program

September 3, 2016

This year, Levine Music is taking musical theatre education to the next level by offering a new program, called theBridge, in addition to its popular Pre-Professional and First Act programs.

BWW Review: Mike Daisey Returns to Woolly Mammoth with THE TRUMP CARD

August 3, 2016

Mike Daisey's captivating performance, capably directed by Isaac Butler, is a must-see.

BWW Review: BORN FOR THIS: THE BEBE WINANS STORY Offers Joyous Music Experience at Arena Stage

July 11, 2016

Whether you share BeBe's upbringing and/or personal faith or not, it's impossible not to enjoy the music and talented vocalists in this show, which is reason enough to give it a chance.

BWW Review: History is Musicalized at Capital Fringe With RAIN FOLLOWS THE PLOW and ROMANOV

July 10, 2016

As I scoured the Capital Fringe listings for 2016, two shows caught my interest.

BWW Review: Uplifting and Fun, but Ultimately Disappointing KINKY BOOTS Plays Kennedy Center

June 18, 2016

BWW Review: 1st Stage Takes on a Rarely Done Musical With FLOYD COLLINS

June 6, 2016

1st Stage's production is - for me, at least - a very, very welcome addition to the 2015-2016 theatre season.

BWW Review: Andrew Morrissey's Score Shows Promise in Pallas' World Premiere of LOST IN WONDERLAND

June 3, 2016

Overall, I look forward to what the future holds for this new musical.

BWW Review: Round House Theatre Ends its Season Strong with THE WHO & THE WHAT

June 2, 2016

Overall, THE WHO & THE WHAT is a strong way for Round House to end its season.

BWW Review: BLACKBERRY WINTER Makes Strong Premiere at Forum Theatre, Featuring One of DC's Best Actresses

May 27, 2016

Forum Theatre, under Dove's artistic direction, has made a wonderful habit of providing local audiences with opportunities to see unique world premieres.

BWW Review: Creativity Abounds in THE GIRL WHO FORGOT TO SING BADLY at Kennedy Center

May 23, 2016

The story, Lovett's performance, and the design elements clearly have the power to engage even those most restless children.

BWW Review: Abbey Theatre's THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS Mixes Classic with Modern at Kennedy Center

May 20, 2016

it's a shame this production only played the Kennedy Center for two performances, but for the lucky theatergoers that had a chance to see it, it is certainly a memorable one.

BWW Review: THE WIZARD OF OZ Gets Modern Update at the National Theatre

May 6, 2016

Overall, there's a lot of mass appeal in this production, some fun musical moments, and opportunities for the entire family to visit the familiar and well-loved.

BWW Review: With DECLASSIFIED, Storm Large, Hudson Shad, and the National Symphony Go a Little Out of the Box

May 1, 2016

A little bit of this and that, a little bit zany and off-kilter, there was something for everyone to enjoy.

BWW Review: Explosive DISGRACED Makes Strong DC Regional Premiere at Arena Stage

April 29, 2016

Akhtar's script is so beautifully complex yet simple, and asks some hard questions.