Review: THE FLYING LOVERS OF VITEBSK at Theater J
THE FLYING LOVERS OF VITEBSK knits together theatre, music and aerial performance in a production that is memorable, meaningful and gorgeous to behold.
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Review: HAKAWATIS: WOMEN OF THE ARABIAN NIGHTS at Spooky Action Theater
This inventive and stirring play by Hannah Khalil about the power of storytelling to change and save lives is playing at Spooky Action Theater’s residence at Universalist National Memorial Church in Washington DC through October 18.
Review: ADRIFT: A MEDIEVAL WAYWARD FOLLY by Happenstance Theatre
Stagecraft and magic shines a spotlight on the dark ages in Happenstance Theatre's ADRIFT: A MEDIEVAL WAYWARD FOLLY at Round House Theatre.
Review: EUREKA DAY at Theater J
Eureka Day, the Tony Award winning play (for best Revival in 2025) by Jonathan Spector, is getting a top-notch production at Theater J directed by Hayley Finn.
Review: CHANUKKAH IN THE DARK at Theater J
Theater J’s Chanukah in the Dark, directed by Tyler Herman, is a play with music (by Adam Wernick), and it is a wonderful, family-friendly celebration of Hanukkah.
Review: AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE at Theater J
Ibsen's classic; readapted and reimagined.
Review: THE BERLIN DIARIES at Theater J
Andrea Stolowitz's 90-minute autobiographical play, The Berlin Diaries, challenges her two actors, and Dina Thomas and Lawrence Redmond meet the heck out of all the challenges; they play multiple roles readily and skillfully.
FOLK REIMAGINED: EAST IN SYMPHONY Comes to Sydney Opera House
Ryan Maxwell Event will present Folk Reimagined: East in Symphony, a ground-breaking, new musical collaboration between the Guizhou Chinese Orchestra and The Australia Orchestra
Review: YOUR NAME MEANS DREAM at Theater J
What did our critic think of YOUR NAME MEANS DREAM at Theater J?
Review: THE FIGS at Rorschach Theatre
Theater-goers searching for something off the beaten path may find their curiosity satiated at Rorschach Theatre’s production of The Figs, on stage now through March 16.
Review: OUT OF CHARACTER at Theater J
The solo show Out of Character (now being produced as a joint production between Theater J and the Mosaic Theater) introduces us to the talented Tony award -winning actor and vocalist Ari’el Stachel (Broadway’s The Band’s Visit) ---Mr.
Review: PRAYER FOR THE FRENCH REPUBLIC at Theater J
In an elegant coincidence (or a charming conspiracy by the theatre gods), DC audiences will be able to see two absolutely engrossing plays about Jewish family life in 20th and 21st century Europe, back to back: Tom Stoppard's Tony award-winning Leopoldstadt next month at the Shakespeare Theatre and
The Adorable Debut Of HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MON AMI by Alex and Olmsted
Incorporating many elements of traditional puppet shows, Alex and Olmsted's newest piece, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MON AMI, is a miniature adventure in Paree, er, Paris.
Review: TORONTO FRINGE FESTIVAL: DAY 8
Reviews of Madame Winifred's Circus of Wonders, Rooted: A Musical Poem, Girls' Night Cabin Fever, How Lucky Are We, The First Jew in Canada: A Trans Tale, and Are You Lovin' It?
Review: OVER HER DEAD BODY by Pinky Swear Productions at Theatre J
Pinky Swear has revived its 2016 production of Over Her Dead Body for this year's Capital Fringe.
Review: THE HATMAKER'S WIFE at Theater J
Theater J closes new Artistic Director Hayley Finn’s first season on an enchanting high note.
Review: FRONTIERS SANS FRONTIERS at Spooky Action Theater
Frontiers Sans Frontiers is good.
Review: HESTER STREET At Theater J
What did our critic think of HESTER STREET at Theater J?
Review: THIS MUCH I KNOW at Theater J
What an odd thing the human mind is! –for it can make false assumptions, construct facile rationalizations, and rely on preconceived notions---as the audience soon finds out through the alternately clever, character-driven, and coiling convolutions of Theater J’s east coast premiere of the play
Review: MOSES at Theater J
What did our critic think of MOSES at Theater J? The title character of Michele Lowe's 90 minute, one-man play, full name Moses Schneider, experiences a literal holocaust, not just a signal fire like that of the Biblical Moses.
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