Into the Breeches by the prolific George Brant has everything a community theatre could want: World War II, a dash of Shakespeare, and a cast primarily made up of women. In […]
Whether or not August Wilson set out to pen an exact rendition of Greek tragedy King Hedley II, his 1980s play in a 10-play cycle on Black life in the […]
The Road Theatre inaugurates its latest season with two plays, High Maintenance by Peter Ritt and later, Singularities by Laura Stribling, in repertory. First up, High Maintenance pits a disgraced actress, Laura Miller (Ivy Khan), playing Nora, […]
I don’t know about you, but my favorite discussion topics are Religion and Politics. However, I was brought up that these were topics to be avoided. Now, The Victory Theatre Center’s resident […]
If somehow you missed any of the hullaballoo surrounding the march on the Capital on January 6, Fatherland at the Fountain Theatre provides a harrowing recap, helmed by Artistic Director, Stephen […]
One of Shakespeare’s later plays, The Winter’s Tale has always been considered a problem play because it has two distinct but related plots. But Antaeus Theatre’s new production solves this problem, […]
