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Mosaic Theater Company welcomes playwright Mona Mansour back to Washington, DC for the regional premiere of Unseen, the cross-cultural, time-shifting journey of an American conflict photographer.
'Eureka Day' is still a fun show with a solid cast and production team. I certainly laughed, and enjoyed the performance. But I also had a lingering distaste from its heavy-handed, clumsy messaging.
From Founding Artistic Director, Ari Roth: 'The eight amazing plays in Mosaic's 5th Anniversary Season offer up Stages of Awakening-urgent, exhilarating and humble-that hurtle our characters, and by extension, us, forward to new levels of awareness, puncturing bubbles of pretension along the way. To be 'woke' is to be no longer in the dark about what's happening around us; about the systems of oppression and persistence of racism that permeate daily life. But it can be tricky terrain, these states of 'wokeness,' leading to pats-on-the-back of self- congratulations and new forms of denial. Our extraordinary playwrights are hip to our follies and foibles, just as they're poised to wake us up to the realities of our moment and the relevance of history still knocking on our door.
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Marjorie Prime
Prologue Theatre (4/26 - 5/19) | ||
Mummy in the Closet: Evita's Return
GALA Hispanic Theatre (5/9 - 6/9) | ||
Chicks in Heavem
Creative Cauldron (4/11 - 4/28) | ||
Unknown Soldier
IN Series (3/29 - 5/5) | ||
The 35th Annual: Evening of Comedy
The Barns at Wolf Trap (4/26 - 4/27) | ||
Bamberg Symphony with Hélène Grimaud
Center for the Arts at George Mason University (4/27 - 4/27) | ||
They're Playing Our Song
Riverside Center for the Performing Arts (4/3 - 5/12) | ||
The Wizard of Oz
Riverside Center for the Performing Arts (5/22 - 7/14) | ||
Jesus Christ Superstar
The National Theatre (5/17 - 5/19) | ||
Little Shop of Horrors
Ford's Theatre (3/16 - 5/18) | ||
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