So subtle, intricate, and well designed and performed are every detail and nuance of 36 Views that this is one of those rare productions that would reward more than a single viewing. Fascinating, from start to finish. Really.
The CAT Theatre production shows that laughs can transcend gender.
With a sold ensemble cast and phenomenal leads, this production is definitely top-notch.
In addition to sounding a cautionary note about contemporary demagoguery, the value of Parade in KAT’s production is that it takes what could simply be a history lesson and incarnates it in vivid, believable characters whose motivations and become clear to and can move an audience.
“You are only as sick as your secrets” — or so the saying goes. Applying that bit of ancient wisdom to the farce/drama now premiering at Signature Theatre, I would say that playwright Paul Downs Colaizzo’s characters are sick, sick, sick.
An interview with Hub Theatre Artistic Director Helen Pafumi and carried away on the crest of a wave Playwright David Yee.
It is the visual effects which make War Horse a gem of a play to be seen by the entire family.
Its title notwithstanding, Charles Randolph-Wright’s new play, Love in Afghanistan, now playing at Arena Stage, has little in it of the conventional love story.
Learn about Molotov Theatre Group’s current production of William Mastrosimone’s Extremities, an intense psychological drama about the aftermath of an attempted rape when the intended victim turns the tables on her attacker.
Time is running out for you to go see Good People. The great performances and strong talent guarantee a great night of theater.