Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A GHOST STORY OF CHRISTMAS at Olney Theatre Center
Quiet, cozy, and a little spooky, A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas, is a longstanding tradition for many, and could be a new one for local theatergoers.
Quiet, cozy, and a little spooky, A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas, is a longstanding tradition for many, and could be a new one for local theatergoers.
Leopoldstadt, a weighty and ambitious work by award-winning author Tom Stoppard, is on stage now at the Shakespeare Theatre Company.
For many years, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company has had a long standing relationship with Chicago’s legendary comedy troupe The Second City.
The latest Second City production at Woolly Mammoth aims to bring “Black joy” in the tradition of its past successes there, such as 2016’s “Black Side of the Moon.
A Broadway quality show that is perfect for introducing young children to the magic of live theatre.
Baltimore Center Stage will present Jane Austen’s PRIDE & PREJUDICE in a new production written by Kate Hamill adapted from the classic novel.
Judy Kaye has been living her theatre life for over half a century.
Today’s subject Alex Brightman is currently living his theatre life onstage at Shakespeare Theatre Company (STC) in Comedy of Errors in the role of Dromio of Syracuse.
Matthew Broderick stars in the Babbitt of BABBITTs at Shakespeare Theatre Company.
Get a first look at Matthew Broderick starring in Shakespeare Theatre Company's production of Babbitt.
What did our critic think of MARLENE at ExPats Theatre?
Baltimore Center Stage is opening its 2024/25 season with the world premiere of two-time Tony Nominee Jordan E.
The Shakespeare Theatre Company has opened its 2024-2025 season with a fun, frothy, beautifully rendered Comedy of Errors by the theatre’s “resident playwright” William Shakespeare and directed by the company’s artistic director, Simon Godwin.
What did our critic think of THE WAVERLY GALLERY at 1st Stage?
This is almost certainly the funniest thing you’re likely to see all year.
It’s hard to imagine the impact George C.
The fascinating story of one of the greatest songwriters of the 20th Century, flawless presented by a sublimely talented cast.
This is the premise for 1st Stage’s production of Postcards from Ihatov, adapted and directed by Natsu Onoda Power.
Rose: You Are Who You Eat is an irreverent (yet, concurrently, affectionate) look at a performer/cabaret artist’s autobiographical impulse and gender identity questions/affirmations set against the metaphor of cannibalism as a “who gets devoured?”/”feasting/ingestion” metaphor ---that pl
What did our critic think of THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM at Keegan Theatre?