BWW Review: UNEXPLORED INTERIOR Opens Ambitious Mosaic Theater
Even 21 years later, the horrific atrocities of the Rwandan genocide is hard to wrap one's head around.
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BWW Review: Powerful CAPERS Returns at Forum Theatre
Act locally, think globally is exactly what happened to Anu Yadav's innovative piece of activist theatre, 'Capers.
BWW Review: Terrific CAN'T COMPLAIN at Spooky Action
The anonymous hospital room full of false cheer.
BWW Review: Finding Dylan in LADY LAY
It may be surprising and a little disappointing that one of the latest world premieres in the Women's Voices Theatre Festival is about a woman who fixates on a man to solve all her problems.
BWW Review: Tough NOW COMES THE NIGHT at 1st Stage
You'd hardly identify E.
BWW Review: Washington National Opera's CARMEN Satisfies
Washington National Opera began what may be one of its more artistically challenging seasons Saturday with the most crowd-pleasing production.
BWW Review: Studio's CHIMERICA is Big as a Continent
Twenty-six years ago, the day after thousands of soldiers in China's so called People's Liberation Army cleared Tiananmen Square, killing what could have been thousands of students who had been protesting there, a lone man with plastic grocery bags stood in front of a line of advancing tanks there.
Enumerating Success at the Women's Voices Theater Festival Launch Party
Celebrating more than 50 world premiere plays by women at Women's Voices Theater Festival.
BWW Reviews: Source Festival's Spacey BLUE STRAGGLER
DC Culture's Source Festival likely gets its name from its central place of operation, the Source Theatre on 14th St NW.
BWW Reviews: Brilliant TARTUFFE at Shakespeare Theatre Company
It's surprising that in its 45 years, D.
BWW Reviews: SERIAL Goes Live at Wolf Trap
How would they turn iTunes most downloaded podcast "Serial" into a stage show? "All Things Considered" or "60 Minutes" never went on the road quite like this.
BWW Reviews: Weirdness Achieved in THE SHIPMENT
Nobody really says we get the theater we deserve (they do say that about government, though).
BWW Reviews: THE NO RULES SKETCH SHOW Hits and Misses
'The No Rules Sketch Show' at Signature Theatre actually pretty much follows every rule of contemporary sketch work by including some slightly topical humor, some celebrity impersonations, broad physical comedy and a lot of bawdiness meant to be enhanced by the available cocktails.
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