1. Ella: The First Lady of Song! at MetroStage “If you love Ella Fitzgerald—heck, even if you were born last week and are thus only vaguely familiar with Ella Fitzgerald (in fact, espe... Read more
Some plays rely on insight, perceiving deep into the human condition and offering gems to an eager audience. Some rely on wit, exercising the minds of eager audiences anxious to keep up wit... Read more
At the beginning of Act 2 of The Tallest Tree in the Forest, playwright/performer Daniel Beaty plays the part of Jamal Joseph, a professor at Columbia University. He comes on stage to speak... Read more
1. Tribes at Studio Theatre “Studio Theatre is on a roll with new, and inspiring theatre. The Apple Family Plays offered us insight into contemporary liberalism. Edgar & Annabel ... Read more
Studio Theatre is on a roll with new, and inspiring theatre. The Apple Family Plays offered us insight into contemporary liberalism. Edgar & Annabel takes us to the dark side of survei... Read more
The Capital City Players’ production of Keith Huff’s dramatic two-hander, A Steady Rain, is both tightly drawn and clearly staged. … a disturbing look at the consequences of bigotry, g... Read more
With Forum Theatre’s world premiere presentation of Meena’s Dream, written and performed by Anu Yadav, the theatre-going audience is given that rare glimpse into the mind of a ch... Read more
With An Irish Carol, Keegan Theatre’s season appropriate Christmas show, you will not find a money grubbing Scrooge or a melodramatically afflicted Tiny Tim. Rather, you get a depressed, al... Read more
Einstein and others have had their thought-experiments. Whether they were chasing after a beam of light or worrying about a cat, they created thought-experiments that used the imagination to... Read more
If you and your friends and family are in the mood for a fun, witty, and utterly meaningless*** evening of performance this holiday season, then Woolly Mammoth’s presentation of The Pajama M... Read more
















