BWW Reviews: Everyman Theatre Opens New Theatre with Robust Production of AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY
Superb cast inauguarates gorgeous new space for Everyman Theatre....
BWW Reviews: ROSE'S DILEMMA
The Baltimore debut of Neil Simon's Play 'Rose's Dilemma' at Audrey Herman's Spotlighters Theatre is a delight. This romantic comedy with serious overtones was brilliantly delivered by four actors under the direction of Roy Hammond....
BWW Reviews: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at the Hippodrome: It's a Magical World After All
If you wish to escape the bleak freeze of January in the happy land of Disney but can't get to Orlando, go to the Hippodrome. Strap yourself into a theater seat and get swept up in the ravishing theatrical ride of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST....
BWW Reviews: THE MOUNTAINTOP - The Man, Myth and Magic
Enter Room 306 of the Lorraine Motel on the eve of April 4, 1968. It is the last night of Martin Luther King's life....
BWW Reviews: You've Never Seen Such a Sight In Your Life as The Vagabond Players' THE MOUSETRAP
I went through a fairly intense Agatha Christie phase before I hit double digits. I read her mysteries rabidly, watched all the old movies and even, thanks to a mother who was happy to feed both my whodunit and theater-going habits, saw The Mousetrap in London's West End at the ripe old age of 10. I...
BWW Reviews: MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET at the Kennedy Center - Priceless!
Do not miss this concert/drama featuring the likes of Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Elvis Presley....
BWW Reviews: National Tour of LES MISERABLES at DC's National Theatre - Still Impressive in Revised Version
Making its tenth visit to Washington, DC, LES MISERABLES is still impressive, boasting a revised look and sound and a dynamic duo Jean Valjean and Javert, Peter Lockyer and Andrew Varela. The national tour makes a holiday season stop at the National Theatre through December 30....
BWW Reviews: PINOCCHIO Engages All Ages
'You can't be a real boy until you prove that you are good and honest,' says the fairy to Pinocchio. Thus begins Pinocchio the puppet's journey to boyhood staged at Red Branch Theatre Company in Columbia, Maryland....
BWW Reviews: The Pumpkin Theatre's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST - This Beast is a Beauty
Anyone concerned that the digital age has extinguished imagination in the young will find it's alive and well at the Pumpkin Theatre. When the children are asked to participate in its production of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, their delight is infectious....
BWW Reviews: BUS STOP Arrives at Center Stage
Should you take this journey to Kansas during a snow storm in the 1950's?...
BWW Reviews: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at the Shakespeare Theatre Company
Cirque du Soleil Meets Shakespeare and it works beautifully....
BWW Reviews: PULLMAN PORTER BLUES at Arena Stage - Hop on Board
Head to Arena Stage for this new, challenging, and entertaining play with music....
BWW Reviews: Signature Theatre's DREAMGIRLS is Electric
Delicious DREAMGIRLS is given top notch production and is extended to January 13, 2013....
BWW Reviews: Not in Kansas Anymore: Inge's BUS STOP at Center Stage
Here in Baltimore, it seems to be Bus Stop season. It's been less than a month since I reviewed the Spotlighters' community theater production of the William Inge 1955 classic; now it's Center Stage's turn. And of course Center Stage (or is it Centerstage these days?) gives it a full-dress professio...
BWW Reviews: THE STRANGE UNDOING OF PRUDENCIA HART at the Shakespeare Theatre Center
It's like the famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival arrives in Washington, DC until Dec. 9, 2012....
BWW Reviews: Lives Through Clothes: LOVE, LOSS, AND WHAT I WORE at FPCT
The Ephrons seem to have set out to make the point that on some profound level, women's clothes are themselves, and that women's very lives are bound up with their clothes and vice versa. But the case is not well-documented. And little of it bears the stamp of the Ephron wit. But the performances ar...
BWW Reviews: This is Your Gothic Life, Mr. Poe
As autumn shadows grow and winter knocks at your door, you may find yourself craving a little Poe to go with the dark and chill. Center Stage is at your service with THE COMPLETELY FICTIONAL-UTTERLY TRUE-FINAL STRANGE TALE OF EDGAR ALLAN POE....
BWW Reviews: The Strand's INEXCUSABLE FANTASIES Delivers Outrageous Hilarity With No Excuses
The joy of watching a playwright perform her own piece comes from the insight and the passion she brings to it. Especially when the playwright perceives the performance-the entire production, really-as "a chance to make fun of myself," as Susan McCully describes Inexcusable Fantasies, her whip-smart...
BWW Reviews: The Mystery of MARY ROSE
Rep Stage continues its 20th Anniversary season with a compelling production of J. M. Barrie's haunted drama....
BWW Reviews: HEROES at Everyman Theatre
Final production at the Everyman Theatre's N. Charles Street theatre and then they must deal with a flood?...
BWW Reviews: Lovestruck and Crazy Like Foxes: BUS STOP at Spotlighters
The flaws I've mentioned are real, but are far from detracting altogether from the enjoyment Bus Stop has to offer. Inge not only speaks up for crazy love, but for rustics who in their own ways are crazy like foxes in their pursuit of it. Crazy like a fox is usually good, especially when presented b...
BWW Reviews: FOR THAT WHICH RETURNS Quite Literally Up in the Air
Through a series of vignettes, For That Which Returns (performed at Baltimore Theatre Project) explores the constantly shifting relationship of mother and daughter, unraveling how their reliance on and need for each other never wane despite their roles often flip-flopping as they age....
BWW Reviews: THE COMPLETELY FICTIONAL-UTTERLY TRUE-FINAL STRANGE TALE OF EDGAR ALLAN POE at Center Stage
It's Halloween. Is POE a TRICK or a TREAT? Read on....
BWW Reviews: OTHELLO - A Horror Story Plays at Mobtown
Othello is playing through November 17 at The Mobtown Players at Meadow Mills. It's the perfect play for this time of year when ghosts and zombies roam the streets and horror and fright are uppermost in everyone's mind....
BWW Reviews: Swan Song - HEROES
Three veterans of World War I contemplate their lives, their mortality and a row of poplars just off in the distance in Tom Stoppard's HEROES, now at the Everyman Theater, the last play to be performed at the theater's current Charles Street location....
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