Review: THE CHAMELEON at Theater J
Superheroes are larger than life, and so is the family at the heart of Jenny Rachel Weiner’s new play, The Chameleon.
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Review: THE CHOSEN at 1st Stage
THE CHOSEN at 1st Stage is a fascinating coming-of-age story of two boys and their fathers, and their extraordinarily different Jewish communities located just “five blocks and a world apart.
Review: ONE JEWISH BOY at Theater J
In a stunning US premiere, Stephen Laughton’s beautifully moving 'One Jewish Boy' tells the heartbreaking story of a couple’s relationship, and examines the impact of trauma and the different ways we process it.
Review: Brava, Bravo! Fall In Love With HUBBA HUBBA at Theatre Project
Brava, Bravo! For HUBBA HUBBA At Theatre Project: Don't miss the World Premiere! This new show by Alex & Olmsted, internationally acclaimed winners of multiple Jim Henson Award grants, is a pastiche of comedic scenes starring humans, puppets and an invisible fruit fly.
Review: GLORIA: A LIFE By Emily Mann At Theater J
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Review: 4615 Theatre's PAPER BACKS and LIFE JACKET - A Thrilling, Pensieve Showcase
Audiences rarely have the opportunity to navigate between the Scylla of relationships and the Charybdis of a wreck at sea, and 4615 Theatre’s effort here, with both paper backs and Life Jacket, is not to be missed.
Review: TWO JEWS WALK INTO A WAR. . . at Theater J
'Two Jews Walk into a War.
Review: INTIMATE APPAREL at Theater J
'Intimate Apparel' is a fascinating look at an intriguing woman, time period, and world, but the production just didn’t meet the standards Theater J has set for itself over the years.
Review: OLD STOCK: A REFUGEE LOVE STORY at Theater J
Theater J's season opener, 'Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story' is both a story about refugees who fall in love and a love story to refugees.
Review: TEMPERED: A CABARET at 4615 Theatre Company
'tempered' isn’t going to cure or remove your rage – it will still be there.
Review: FIRES IN THE MIRROR: CROWN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN AND OTHER IDENTITIES at Theater J
'Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Brooklyn and Other Identities' is an intense, but fascinating portrait of community and identity, with a powerhouse creative team on and off the stage.
BWW Review: NATHAN THE WISE at Theater J / Folger Theatre
'Nathan the Wise' handily lives up to the reputation of the two powerhouse theaters behind it.
BWW News: Local Singer/Songwriter/Performer Juliet Lloyd Pens New Song with all Proceeds to Benefit Theatre Lab School Of The Dramatic Arts
Who says people are not giving back during this pandemic? Local singer/songwriter/actress is doing just that with the release of 'Ghost Light'.
BWW Review: A Subtle SEVEN GUITARS at Arena Stage
August Wilson’s story of seven friends in post-war Pittsburgh may take a while to get started, but don’t let the slow pace or lengthy run time fool you.
BWW REVIEW: TONI STONE AT ARENA STAGE
Roundabout Theatre Company’s production of Toni Stone at Arena Stage, directed by Pam MacKinnon, gives Toni (Santoya Fields) the power to tell her own story — the way she wants to tell it.
BWW News: The Theatre Lab 10th Annual DRAMATHON will Stream on December 11th
The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts presents an evening of world-premiere plays, professionally directed and performed live by professional actors and Theatre Lab supporters in the 10th Annual Dramathon online on Friday, December 11 at 7:30pm.
BWW Review: MUSEUM 2040 at 4615 Theatre Company
'Museum 2040' is a stunning, meticulous look at the future we face if we don't break out of the cycles that have become a part of American life.
BWW Review: THE TOXIC AVENGER: THE MUSICAL at Rorschach Theatre
With very few exceptions stage musicals based off of comic books and horror movies are never truly successful.
BWW Review: A MEASURE OF CRUELTY at 4615 Theatre Company
'A Measure of Cruelty' is a deep, intimate portrait of what happens when social norms and expectations drive people to act in ways that are more damaging than fulfilling, more harmful than helpful, and how to break the cycles of violence and anger we think need to define us, especially men.
BWW Review: THE INFINITE TALES at 4615 Theatre Company
There's a lot of energy and creativity onstage during 4615 Theatre Company's world premiere of The Infinite Tales -- and they come not only from the actors.
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