BWW Reviews: Kensington's SPRING AWAKENING Deserves 'A' For Effort
KAT gives the show a nice go, but it ultimately does not prove memorable....
BWW Reviews: AN EVENING WITH PATTI LUPONE AND MANDY PATINKIN at the Kennedy Center - Just Plain Spectacular
Do not miss these theatrical icons who make an evening to remember....
BWW Reviews: AMERICAN IDIOT Rocks DC's National Theatre
'American Idiot,' in this touring production, is a definitive crowd pleaser and you can't ask for much more than that....
BWW Reviews: Woolly Mammoth's WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT… Packs a Punch
This is a must-see of the DC theatre season!...
BWW Reviews: THE WEDDING DRESS at Spooky Action Theater Provides Wicked Fun
'The Wedding Dress' provides audiences with a sexy, thought-provoking roller coaster through reality, memory, and descending dementia....
BWW Reviews: OUR FUNNY VALENTINE - Signature Theatre's Eclectic Celebration of Love
With temperatures dropping and a winter storm descending upon our nation's capital, audiences only had to look at the gaze in Chelsea Packard's eyes for warmth as she joined her husband Geoff in performing Our Funny Valentine in Signature's Ark Theatre. This affectionate and eclectic cabaret blend...
BWW Reviews: Mother Courage Conquers at Arena Stage; Kathleen Turner Shines Among a Stellar Company
A masterpiece of 20th Century theatre thunders back to life in a must see production. Kathleen Turner triumphs as Courage and Molly Smith's staging is solid in every way....
BWW Reviews: DC Premiere of SEMINAR at Round House Theatre Offers Exemplary Take on Less Than Stellar Material
This play is not one for the books, but the production itself may be worth some look....
BWW Reviews: Kennedy Center's World Premiere Musical ORPHIE AND THE BOOK OF HEROES is Pure Delight
A John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts commissioned piece for its Theatre for Young Audiences division, 'Orphie and the Book of Heroes' is smart, funny, original, and bursting with potential....
Enjoy a Fresh Look at Beckett's HAPPY DAYS at the Mead Theater
Cultural DC's production of Samuel Beckett's Happy Days offers audiences a fresh look at a play that has become a legend in theatre circles, not least because of its unprecedented demands on the actress who has to perform the lead role. How refreshing it is, then, to see Karen Lange's resilience i...
BWW Reviews: Imagination Stage's RUMPELSTILTSKIN is Brilliantly Executed but Script is Disturbing
The version of RUMPELSTILTSKIN currently being presented at Imagination Stage, in Bethesda, Maryland, is a grim Grimm fairy tale. The production is brilliantly executed, but the script is so dark that it may not be appropriate for younger children....
BWW Reviews: Theater J's YELLOW FACE is Entertaining and Thought-Provoking
YELLOW FACE, appearing at Theater J, is a serio-comedy by David Henry Hwang, based on his involvement in the casting controversy in 1990 regarding Cameron Mackintosh's insistence on having a white actor play a non-white role. The excellent production is well worth seeing....
BWW Reviews: NextStop Theatre's Imaginative RICHARD III Is Mesmerizing and Chilling
The premise of RICHARD THE THIRD, as presented in NextStop Theatre Company's brilliant first professional production, which includes both deaf and hearing actors, is that the villainous Richard is deaf. Converting Richard from a character who feels alienated because of his appearance to one who fee...
BWW Reviews: STOMP Still Bringing Down the House!
My first experience with Stomp was when I was working at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston in the late 90s as a theatre manager. I recall watching from the back as small bits of plaster floated to the ground. The old building didn't know what it was in for....
BWW Reviews: Versatile, Talented Vocalist Tracy Lynn Olivera Celebrates CD Release at Signature Theatre
Versatile is one way to describe Ms. Olivera's talent....
BWW Reviews: RICHARD III Stabs Through Expectations at Folger Theater
According to the news, on the same day that a giant horde of sea hawks from Seattle, Washington, pulverized an equally as large but not quite as majestic army of broncos from Colorado in East Rutherford, New Jersey, another battle was being waged in the Folger Shakespeare Theatre. This battle, howev...
BWW Reviews: THE BEST MAN at Keegan Theatre Captivates
Keegan Theatre gives audiences an appropriate balance of historical reference, political humor, and engaging performances with 'The Best Man'....
BWW Reviews: VIOLET at Ford's Theatre - A Musical That Needs Work
This musical features bluegrass, gospel, country, and rock music. It's like the tomato sauce Prego...'It's all in there.'...
BWW Reviews: PETER AND THE STARCATCHER at the Kennedy Center - You'll Need Your Imagination
Like WICKED was a prequel to the 'Wizard of Oz', PETER AND THE STARCATCHER is a prequel to J. M. Barrie's 'Peter Pan'....
BWW Reviews: High School Students at Act Two @ Levine Tackle Jason Robert Brown's PARADE
Many kudos to the Act Two @ Levine team for a job well done!...
BWW Reviews: Shakespeare Theatre Goes Wilde as it Learns THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
Seeing plays such as 'The Importance of Being Earnest' by Oscar Wilde reminds modern theater audiences that they can experience excellent drama even when the play is full of silly words and sillier characters. In fact, many plays, both past and present, use humor in order to communicate a possibly g...
BWW Reviews: STONE IN HIS POCKETS at Center Stage - Sip Your Guinness and Enjoy!
Poignant Irish comedy deserved its standing ovation....
BWW Reviews: ELLA: FIRST LADY OF SONG at MetroStage Falls Flat
MetroStage's current production of 'Ella: First Lady of Song' is full of wonderful music; however, as a show, it proves to be a rocky walk down memory lane....
BWW Reviews: Michael W. Smith Shines at Kennedy Center Concert Debut
A rare concert event proved to be a must-see....
BWW Reviews: Emotions Run High in Anacostia Playhouse's Production of THE GIN GAME
The production deserves an 'A' for effort....
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