BWW Review: Small Musical Scores Big at Signature with CAKE OFF
Much of what transpires onstage on Jason Sherwood's realistic set is quite hilarious, but at the core of this world premiere musical we also have a sweet and charming story that's not so much about man vs. woman in the standard and expected way. It's more than that. And that's a good thing....
BWW Review: BUG is Delightfully Cringe-inducing but Leaves You Itching for Something More at SeeNoSun OnStage
Agnes is a tough, drug and booze-fueled, down-and-out bartender living in a seedy motel room somewhere in Oklahoma when her lesbian best friend brings a paranoid drifter named Peter over for a night of snorting, smoking and drinking. When Peter's conspiratorial stories begin to infiltrate Agnes's mi...
BWW Review: TRISH TINKLER GETS SAVED lacks Rock 'n' Roll at the Randolph Road Theater
For Trish, David Coverdale is her muse. She worships Whitesnake and considers herself to be their ultimate groupie. When Trish (Kristen Jepperson) is invited onto Whitesnake's tour bus, she is in heaven. However, her minute in heavy metal heaven is short lived. Trish is left behind by the tour bus a...
BWW Review: Jackie Evancho's Angelic Voice Fills Music Center at Strathmore
She has something special, and a vocal ability that exceeds her young age....
BWW Review: Terrific CAN'T COMPLAIN at Spooky Action
The anonymous hospital room full of false cheer. The middle aged woman, a little impatient about being cooped up there after a few days for some tests after a small stroke. The frazzled adult daughter, trying to do her best to take care of her mother's needs while having more than her share of her o...
BWW Review: Finding Dylan in LADY LAY
It may be surprising and a little disappointing that one of the latest world premieres in the Women's Voices Theatre Festival is about a woman who fixates on a man to solve all her problems....
BWW Review: Synetic Theater Takes Alice, and Us, to Wonderland
One thing is certain, when the lights go down in the Synetic Theater space, they will not come up on the expected; the imaginative company's signature is their unique and creative approach to storytelling on stage. They are known for their physicality and elaborate staging (you might have already ex...
BWW Review: ANIMAL Makes Intriguing Premiere at Studio Theatre
Clare Lizzimore's challenging play benefits from the immersive and intimate staging that Director Gaye Taylor Upchurch has conjured up for this inaugural Studio X production, as well as some excellent acting....
BWW Reviews: Heart-warming 'MAYTAG VIRGIN' at Quotidian Theatre
Romance must be in the air—maybe it's the invigorating chill of fall weather and the crunch of leaves underfoot, but whatever the reason it's time for Quotidean to offer a heart-warmer of a play as its season opener. Quotidean's offering, as part of the Women's Voices Theater Festival, is a prem...
BWW Review: MARIKO'S MAGICAL MIX Gets Kids Interested in Dance
Explore a world of shadows in music in this world premiere....
BWW Review: THE GUARD at Ford's Theatre
Jessica Dickey's world-premiere comedic drama THE GUARD, currently playing at Ford's Theatre, paints masterful depictions of not only Rembrandt and Homer, but also those in modern times who cherish their works and wish to find beauty and memory themselves....
DOGFIGHT at Red Branch Theatre in Columbia is a Powerful Presentation
Composers Benj Pasek and Justin Paul's musical is smashing....
BWW Review: RAGTIME at Toby's Dinner Theatre - It's Like Seeing It on Broadway
Superb cast at Toby's is not to be missed....
BWW Review: Imagination Stage Premieres Beautiful and Enchanting WHEN SHE HAD WINGS
Part history lesson, part argument for female empowerment, and part enticing family drama, the compelling and beautifully staged and acted production goes above and beyond your standard theatre for young audiences offering....
BWW Review: NO SPRING CHICKEN Delivers the Perfect Egg
Pregnancy is certainly a woman's issue. Add in fertility treatments and being of 'advanced maternal age' makes pregnancy an odyssey. NO SPRING CHICKEN premiers at NextStop Theater Company as part of the Women's Voices Theater Festival. The one woman show, directed by Sullivan Canaday White and writt...
BWW Review: Quirky WAGNER, MAX! WAGNER! Premieres at Kennedy Center
Surprising and unique is the name of the game here....
BWW Review: DESTINY OF DESIRE at Arena Stage
DESTINY OF DESIRE playwright Karen Zacarias and director Jose Luis Valenzuela combine theatre and telenovela to give DC audiences a hilarious yet insightful look at the stories we love to say we never watch....
BWW Review: SISTER ACT Is Heavenly at Riverside Center
Poised to take you to heaven with a song, a prayer and a tug at the heartstrings, SISTER ACT THE MUSICAL is a blessing that needs no disguise. Fredericksburg's Riverside Center Dinner Theatre is presenting the regional premiere of this London and Broadway hit adaptation of the Whoopi Goldberg starri...
BWW Review: PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at Center Stage - Jane Austen Would be Proud
World Premiere Adaption by Christopher Baker may even have enough legs for Broadway....
BWW Review: Tough NOW COMES THE NIGHT at 1st Stage
You'd hardly identify E.M. Lewis' world premiere, NOW COMES THE NIGHT, opening the season at First Stage in Tysons as a part of the Women's Voices Theatre Festival....
BWW Review: UPRISING Premieres at MetroStage
UPRISING, premiering at MetroStage, is a powerful and engaging work that asks what choices we make to ensure freedom and for what would we sacrifice it....
BWW Review: Dawn Ursula Shines in Theater J's QUEENS GIRL IN THE WORLD
I've been watching Ms. Ursula onstage in the DC area for years, and she's never failed to impress, but her performance here is simply at another level. I am glad she had the opportunity, under Eleanor Holdridge's thoughtful direction, to show us all of what she can do - and in a locally grown, thou...
BWW Review: Wit and Verve in Spanish Classic, FRIENDSHIP BETRAYED
For a perfect evening's entertainment, let's begin with a big city and a cozy circle of single girls on the lookout for the Man of Their Dreams-or a reasonable, one-night facsimile. Stir in the plot elements of true love thwarted, women stealing men behind each other's backs; sprinkle liberally wi...
BWW Review: Washington National Opera's CARMEN Satisfies
Washington National Opera began what may be one of its more artistically challenging seasons Saturday with the most crowd-pleasing production....
BWW Review: Curious SEULS Makes US Premiere at Kennedy Center
Wajdi Mouawad's SEULS is memorable.......
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