Whether you’re a Generation X, a tweeting Millennial, or an emerging Generation Z-er, How We Got On will leave you appreciating these two letters: MC. That is, feminist Rap pioneer MC Lyte... Read more
Let us ponder the line between beast and human. Is there one? Or alternatively, between genius and sociopathy? Synetic Theater’s The Island of Dr. Moreau begs the discussion. Directed by (an... Read more
As most of us wonder aimlessly in search of significance amidst an increasingly godless world, there is consolation in seeing this endless internal wondering articulated. And with nothing le... Read more
And once again, we witness the ever-tragic consequences that happen in a society of repressed sexuality. Only this time, the controversial themes being brought to light on the contemporary... Read more
The road for professional dance has never been well paved. As the 21st century rolls out, dancers and choreographers are constantly searching new ways to combine classical ballet and contem... Read more
AVAdventure Production introduced interactive audio theater with “Double Freakquency” at the Fringe. If you’re the kind of person who finds themself falling asleep during your average theate... Read more
If you are familiar with William Faulkner’s Absalom, Absalom! you know that it is a dark and twisted tale of a southern 19th century family, laden with themes of sexism, racism, and incest. ... Read more
So, what do we all remember about Macbeth? From what I can recall, and granted, this is after a period of estrangement from the work dating back to middle school, the plot centers around a S... Read more
MOVEiUS Contemporary Ballet’s debut of Big River (And other Wayfaring Ballets) graces the DC Fringe Festival this year with graceful movements, noteworthy ballet technique, and one key illum... Read more
“Resulting in both juncture and separation,” the dance performance Cardinal Points explored intersections of multiple minds and bodies. And it was fittingly so, as the production from Rebol... Read more