BWW Reviews: With TICK, TICK…BOOM, QuackenSteele Theatre Company Makes Great First Impression
This show marks the first for another new ambitious DC theatre company. With this extremely solid first outing, I can't wait to see what they do next!...
BWW REVIEWS: Josh Sticklin Shines in the Keegan Theatre's World Premiere of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S RIOT
Actor Josh Sticklin turns in a superb performance in Rosemary Jenkinson's world premiere of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S RIOT, at the Keegan Theatre in Washington, DC. The play sensitively and humorously explores the plight of the residents of the Protestant Cluan neighborhood in Belfast, Northern Ireland....
BWW Reviews: Ain't it Good! CHILDREN OF EDEN IN CONCERT at the Kennedy Center
Easily one of Stephen Schwartz's most lush and beautiful scores, Children of Eden landed on stage at Kennedy Center's Eisenhower Theatre for one night only this past Monday....
BWW Reviews: Loving Each Feather and Spangle of A GAY MAN'S GUIDE TO BROADWAY
'A Gay Man's Guide to Broadway,' though a bit redundant in its titling, was a delightful romp highlighting not just LGBT characters, but equality overall throughout musical theatre history. Opening with 'Hello' from the still-impossible-to-snag-a-ticket-to Book of Mormon through a stirring a cappell...
BWW Reviews: DC Premiere of COCK at Studio Theatre
British playwright Mike Bartlett is a wordsmith. He has an ability to tell a story through dialogue and stage direction that it completely unique to anything else. He has had quite a few success in London, notably, King Charles III, a three hour epic about the eventual rise of the Prince of Wales. H...
BWW Reviews: Taffety Punk's BLOODY POETRY
It is the stuff of great drama when people with incredible charm and talent behave like monsters: idealists with a clear vision of the future, leaving human wreckage in their wake. For fans of English literature who are fascinated by Shelley, Byron and the women who devoted themselves to their care...
BWW Reviews: Southern Belles Ring True with Riverside Center's Winning STEEL MAGNOLIAS
Presenting the first non-musical in the sixteen-plus years of producing dinner theatre, Riverside Center's STEEL MAGNOLIAS has everything it needs to be a hit: a known play, a winning ensemble, and solid direction by well-known actress Sherri Edelen. If we gave out stars, this one deserves them all....
BWW Reviews: THE PIANO LESSON Marks August Wilson's Auspicious Debut at Olney Theatre Center
Olney Theatre Center has finally taken the plunge in their intimate black-box space with their inaugural August Wilson production, 'The Piano Lesson.' Blessed with a talented cast, they should enjoy a prosperous run; and the choice of play is appropriate, given the role that Baltimore's own Charles...
BWW Reviews: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Pays Tribute to Kander and Ebb with ALL THAT JAZZ at Strathmore
Stellar vocalists and instrumentalists deliver a fine and worthy tribute to John Kander and Fred Ebb....
BWW Reviews: Synetic Theater's THREE MEN IN A BOAT (TO SAY NOTHING OF THE DOG) Offers Timeless Insights Into Traveling
Synetic Theater's Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog) is an ingeniously witty exploration of the trials and tribulations of traveling all told through the exploits of three men and their dog cruising the Thames....
BWW Reviews: Taffety Punk's CHARM - Not Your Standard Historical Literary Fare
Entertaining and well-acted, this one is worth your time. Tickets are only $15. There's no reason not to go....
BWW Reviews: Arena Stage Offers Up Crowd Pleasing SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE
It offers a fun time and one can't ask for much more than that....
BWW Reviews: All Hail WSC's NERO/PSEUDO - A Brilliant New Musical
If you're in the mood for an outrageous good time, you can't do better than to squeeze into Fort Fringe and witness Bradley Foster Smith's break-out performance as a talented, sexy usurper. Director Patrick Pearson has given this new show a great launch, complete with a kick-ass backup band and a so...
BWW Reviews: Still Crazy After all these Years, BLUE MAN GROUP Hits DC
Blue Man Group continues to thrive now more than 20 years later. If you haven't seen the show, and I don't say this often, I will guarantee you'll have an incredible time....
BWW Reviews: A Mature, Bewitching INTO THE WOODS at Next Stop Theatre Company
Director Evan Hoffman has worked deftly with a strong cast who pop in and out of the action at a brisk, engaging pace. With a special turn by 'Today Show' anchor Kathie Lee Gifford (whose voice work is remarkably good), it's a special evening indeed....
BWW Reviews: WNO's THE MAGIC FLUTE is a Magical Experience, Musically and Visually
THE MAGIC FLUTE (Die Zauberflote), Mozart's last great work, is sometimes viewed as the precursor to musical theater. Mozart's friend, actor-producer Emanuel Schikaneder, wrote the original libretto in the German vernacular (as opposed to the more upper crust Italian) as a 'singspiel,' a play with m...
BWW Reviews: Kennedy Center Gives Stunning Farewell to Michael Kaiser with 2014 Spring Gala: CAMELOT IN CONCERT
The 2014 Kennedy Center Spring Gala: Camelot in Concert treated patrons to an evening of perfect vocals, stunning detail, and a wonderful tribute to departing president Michael Kaiser....
BWW Reviews: Cast Members from ABC's NASHVILLE Play DC's Lincoln Theatre, Display Stellar Musicianship
The cast underscored the point that no matter how you slice it - whether in character or not - they are true musicians whose talents shine through in any medium....
BWW Reviews: WNO's Eye-Popping MAGIC FLUTE Casts a Musical Spell
A winner from start to finish, THE MAGIC FLUTE features Mozart's score, a delightful new translation, superb casting, and the stunning design work of Jun Kaneko. Perfect for fans and novices, this MAGIC FLUTE is a must see....
BWW Reviews: Truth, Lies, THE ADMISSION
If you have not had the opportunity to experience this workshop production, you should not miss the opportunity to witness this rarest of theatre pieces. The Admission, by Israeli playwright Motti Lerner, does what few plays succeed in doing. The play confronts with searing honesty a reality few wan...
BWW Reviews: A Dark and Timely THE LOVE OF THE NIGHTINGALE at Constellation Theatre
Constellation's spell-binding production of Timberlake Wertenbaker's The Love of the Nightingale may have an old-fashioned name or two, but it is as timely a production as you will ever see. Director Allison Arkell Stockman understands that Greek mythology, like tragedy itself, is a canvas upon wh...
BWW Reviews: VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE at Center Stage - What a Hoot!
Christopher Durang won the 2013 Tony Award for Best Play with this hilarious comedy....
BWW Reviews: Megan Hilty's Voice Soars at Kennedy Center's Intimate Terrace Theatre
The clamor for tickets was probably for good reason. Those that were lucky enough to obtain tickets were able to see how truly versatile a vocal performer she is and how she can really command a room with just her voice and natural charm....
BWW Reviews: BY THE WAY, MEET VERA STARK at Everyman Theatre - What a Joy!
Pulitzer prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage does it again with great comedy....
BWW Reviews: Signature's THE THREEPENNY OPERA is Modern, Relevant, and Superbly Executed
Dark and edgy is what Signature does best and this is no exception....
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