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LYSISTRATA Will Come to Dance Loft on 14

LYSISTRATA Will Come to Dance Loft on 14

by Stephi Wild — May 11, 2026

Glass Canon Theatre Company will present LYSISTRATA, adapted and directed by Emma Crane Jaster, at Dance Loft on 14 in Washington, D.

Review: APROPOS OF NOTHING at Keegan Theatre

Review: APROPOS OF NOTHING at Keegan Theatre

by Roger Catlin — July 15, 2025

Inappropriate crushes are best left to oneself, especially when it involves a married person — a lesson never learned by Owen (Ryan Sellers), the lead character in Greg Kalleres’ comedy “Apropos of Nothing” making its DC premiere at the Keegan Theatre.

Review: MUFFED at Prologue Theatre

Review: MUFFED at Prologue Theatre

by Rachael F. Goldberg — April 29, 2025

'Muffed' is an incredibly clever and fun piece of art, with thoughtful, nuanced performances and carefully detailed production elements.

Cast Set For NOISES OFF at the Keegan Theatre

Cast Set For NOISES OFF at the Keegan Theatre

by Stephi Wild — June 18, 2024

The Keegan Theatre has announced the cast and team of Michael Frayn’s NOISES OFF, the fan-favorite farce capping Keegan’s 27th season! A sold-out hit when it last played at Keegan in 2010, NOISES OFF returns by audience demand, playing August 1-September 1, 2024.

REVIEW: SOLAS NUA: THE HONEY TRAP At the Atlas Performing Arts Center

REVIEW: SOLAS NUA: THE HONEY TRAP At the Atlas Performing Arts Center

by Jackson Malmgren — November 8, 2023

How do individuals and communities heal after decades of violence? THE HONEY TRAP, a world premiere presented by Solas Nua, focuses on one night in Belfast during The Troubles and how the events that transpire that night forever change the lives of diametrically opposed young adults.

Review: World War Two MUCH ADO? Who Knew?

Review: World War Two MUCH ADO? Who Knew?

by Jack L. B. Gohn — June 23, 2022

What did out critic think? The essential attribute of the play, the combative romance of Benedick and Beatrice (Dylan Arredondo and Anna DiGiovanni), is the only truly sacred element of the play.


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