BWW Feature: SILENT at Solas Nua
Tino, short for Valentino (as in Rudolph), 'once had splendid things', but has lost it all and is now living on the streets of Dublin.
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BWW Review: REYKJAVIK at Rorschach Theatre
You may be forgiven if the phrase 'romantic getaway' doesn't immediately inspire images of Iceland and, though it features several couples, Steve Yockey's 'Reykjavik' is unlikely to change your mind.
BWW Review: CYRANO DE BERGERAC at Synetic Theater
Inspired by the idea that the greatest "clowns" sometimes hide the greatest pain, Synetic Theater's creative team, helmed by Vato Tsikurishvili in his directorial debut, has created a wonderful world of pantomime and harlequin.
BWW Review: THE MASTER AND MARGARITA at Constellation Theatre Company
An artistic genius and his muse.
BWW Review: SUBMISSION at Scena Theatre
DC's Scene Theatre presents the US premiere adaption of French author Michel Houellebecq's controversial novel 'Submission'.
BWW Review: AMERICAN MOOR at Anacostia Playhouse
AMERICAN MOOR is an intimate portrait of an artist and a cry of grief for the boundaries we impose upon our artistic lives.
BWW Feature: HOW TO KEEP AN ALIEN at Solas Nua
In an age when we are tearing down digital walls and erecting physical ones, Solas Nua brings us Sonya Kelly's brilliant and autobiographical How to Keep an Alien, which tells the story of two people "falling in love and proving it to the government".
BWW Review: THE AGITATORS at Mosaic Theater Company
We do not know the exact date, time, or words spoken, but in that moment when Susan B Anthony met Frederick Douglass, two paths merged and two movements would never be the same.
BWW Review: SLEEPY HOLLOW at Synetic Theater
'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' draws from American literature and a variety of cinematic treatments.
BWW Review: THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ at Synetic Theater
It is difficult to think of another work of American literature that has so captured the imagination or has inspired more reincarnations than L.
BWW Review: TALES OF THE MYSTERIOUS AND GROTESQUE at Capital Fringe
If you try hard enough, you may find another author more suited to a Fringe Festival venue than Edgar Allan Poe, but it is highly unlikely.
BWW Review: ON THE EVE at Capital Fringe
What if you had turned left instead of right? What if you didn't stop for coffee on your way into the office? What if you had taken that big risk or followed that crazy dream? ON THE EVE explores one of life's most commonly pondered questions.
BWW Review: AN ILIAD at Atlas Performing Arts Center
An Iliad is not the epic poem you remember from your freshman Western lit class.
BWW Feature: Solas Nua's THE FREDERICK DOUGLASS PROJECT at The Yards Marina
Solas Nua, the DC-based organization bringing Irish contemporary arts state-side, has gone back two hundred years to find inspiration for its upcoming production, The Frederick Douglass Project.
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