Ambition is in no short supply at Lumina Studio Theatre. Tackling an epic is not only not beyond their sights, but rather standard with this adventurous little theatre in Silver Spring/Takom... Read more
As one sits expectantly for Stay, looking at the fascinating stage space prepared, Death Cab for Cutie’s intensely dramatic pop epic “Transatlanticism” plays and one feels... Read more
Sometimes an actor is alone on stage with the other performers, working near them but not with them. This can be fine if the play allows for it. Flying V Productions‘ newest play, Toug... Read more
Believe it or not, no one wants to see the real thing in a theatre. Reality is mundane. A facsimile, the imitation of life, is required to make boring reality all the more accessible —... Read more
It is 1953, and a question of propriety exists in a boarding house for a private school regarding the sexuality of Tom Lee, a student there. Through rumor and an apparent thirst for scandal... Read more
Zoe Mavroudi’s The Stenographer, only her second play, in its world premiere here at Laurel’s Venus Theatre, features as its centerpiece one huge confession. It is a play about t... Read more
The worshipped icons of our age are on TV and tabloid covers. When nobility is no longer a part of the equation, and mere physical beauty and wealth bring enough notoriety to a personage to... Read more
Hitchhiking has not gone extinct. People still do it and the myth and mystery of the road definitely still exist. This might be the only play about a man with hitchhiking habit, though, and... Read more
In a word, mesmerizing. This is a transporting little play by Rabindranath Tagore, written almost a hundred years ago, that illustrates the life and role of a Sanyasi, a holy man who has cut... Read more
Though simple, Night Sky… is a production that attempts a somewhat realistic set, with a good bit of trimmings. While some shows at Fringe are totally minimal, suggesting great worlds... Read more
