An Explosive Masterpiece at A Noise Within
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 […]
Cain, Jennings, Henley. Photo by Craig Schwartz.
Prentice, Khan. Photo courtesy Road Theatre.
Note to Actors: You Have Nothing to Worry About
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, […]
Faithless–But, What Happens When You Find It.
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 […]
Bottitta, Keleher. Photo by Jenny Graham.
Fatherland! It’s Almost Like Being There
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 […]
Photo by Jenny Graham
Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale Provides Double the Fun
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, […]
Clabby, Petrovic, Mullen. Photo by Eric Keitel.
Be Afraid–Be Very Afraid of Strangers on a Train
For many people, the title of this play may seem vaguely familiar. In fact, the Patricia Highsmith novel was adapted in 1951 as a hard-hitting noir film directed by none other […]