BWW News: Theatre Lab Takes on THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (Week Two)
Last week, we started a four part vBlog series on the making of The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts' upcoming production of The Hunchback of Notre...
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BWW News: Theatre Lab Takes on THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (Week One)
It's no secret that I think the Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts offers the best educational theater experience in our area. Their offerings this...
BWW Review: EVER IN THE GLADES at Kennedy Center
Throughout theatrical history there have been many cases where the acting and physical elements of a show have hidden the woes of a bland script. Playwright...
BWW Review: HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING Goes Center Stage at Kennedy Center
A cast of Broadway and television actors with vocal, dance, and comedy chops to spare join with a much-loved featured local theater star to deliver a must-see...
BWW Review: LET'S MISBEHAVE: COLE PORTER AFTER DARK at Arena Stage at The Mead Center for American Theater
The older I get, the more ornery and unforgiving I become. When the American Pops Orchestra (APO), under the direction of Luke S. Frazier, played the opening...
BWW Review: DON JUAN at Taffety Punk Theatre Company
The company that makes great theater for everyone is at it again. Taffety Punk Theatre Company's mission is, and always will be, to put out a good product...
BWW Review: ALABAMA STORY Tells A Tale about Censorship and Segregation at Undercroft Theatre
Washington Stage Guild's production of Alabama Story is a timely story as it hints at issues of race and censorship, but it is slow moving and doesn't explore...
BWW Review: THE WIZ at Ford's Theatre
As if there weren't enough scary things in the world right now, I've come to realize that I have been going to live theatrical productions for over 43 years...
BWW Review: THE BECKETT TRIO at Scena Theatre
I often state that a solo show is the hardest kind of theater performance to put together because it's just the performer and the audience. In most cases, the...
BWW Review: SHEAR MADNESS at The Kennedy Center Celebrates 30 Years of Killings
Few productions can claim to be as much of an institution as Shear Madness is to Washington, D.C. Celebrating 30 years at the Kennedy Center, this show has...
BWW Interview: HOLD THESE TRUTHS at Arena Stage
Prejudice and Immigration are teachable moments in Arena Stage's HOLD THESE TRUTHS, a one-man play about a young man who stood alone against the injustice of...
BWW Review: GEORGE - DON'T DO THAT at MetroStage Honors British Comedienne Joyce Grenfell
The Women's Voices Theater Festival may be winding down in D.C. proper, but Alexandria's MetroStage is looking to keep the focus on female-centered stories...
BWW Review: Laura and Linda Benanti Return to Kennedy Center in THE STORY GOES ON
The show, aptly titled 'The Story Goes On,' featured an eclectic set list, but there was one common thread - each song was exceptionally well sung.
BWW Review: HOLD THESE TRUTHS at Arena Stage
This production is worthy of an audience based on the story alone.
BWW Review: Authenticity Reigns Supreme in MOM BABY GOD at Taffety Punk Theatre Company
Madeline Joey Rose's solid research and attention to detail set her solo play apart from the myriad of others that have tried to introduce typical theatergoers...
BWW Review: A Vocally Powerful CHESS at Kennedy Center
While Mr. Strong definitely did not fix the book issues that have plagued the show since its inception - and dare I say it made it even worse - this production...
BWW Review: NOURA at Shakespeare Theatre Company
Heather Raffo's play is challenging, but ultimately rewarding.
BWW Review: FAMILIAR at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is a Must-See
It's a powerful work and one of the strongest offerings to date in the ongoing Women's Voices Theater Festival. Under Adam Immerwahr's impeccable direction, a...
BWW Review: SOMETHING ROTTEN at the National Theatre
Sometimes touring productions of Broadway musicals are better than their original versions. When I first saw the Tony Award nominated musical Something Rotten...
BWW Review: DIGGING UP DESSA at Kennedy Center
Sometimes playwrights have a good idea for a script, but can't leave well enough alone. Such is the case with Laura Schelhardt and her world premiere...
BWW Review: SOVEREIGNTY Reigns at Arena Stage - Cherokee Nation History Takes Center Stage in Compelling New Play
A compelling blend of obscure history and a story seemingly ripped from the headlines, SOVEREIGNTY is a fitting entry in this year's Women's Voices in the...
BWW Review: AMAZING GRACE Musical Gets Another Life in Washington, DC
There's a lot to like at the World Stage Theater right now. While this production and any subsequent national tour stops is likely to find its most receptive...
BWW Review: A CHILD'S CHRISTMAS IN WALES AND OTHER STORIES at Washington Stage Guild
A modern day holiday season might include such activities as camping out at Walmart for a 3:00 AM special on a flat screen TV for $25.00 or playing with the...
BWW Review: ME…JANE THE DREAMS AND ADVENTURES OF YOUNG JANE GOODALL at Kennedy Center
What happens when the cr me de la cr me of the DC theater community come together to create a brand-new theater for young audiences musical at the Kennedy...
BWW News: Theatre Lab School for the Dramatic Arts Celebrates 25 years of Arts in Education Excellence with Mammoth Fundraiser
On Sunday, November 5, The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts hosted the 25th Anniversary Cabaret Dinner + Auction, the premiere event of the...
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