1. ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’ at Arena Stage “So if you are in need of a little optimism and a renewed sense in the power of people to sit down at a round table a... Read more
Arena Stage’s production of Todd Kreidler’s stage adaptation of the Oscar-winning film, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, by Oscar winner William Rose, is a delightfully funny, wonderfully... Read more
With Nicky Silver’s The Lyons we are presented a typical dysfunctional family. We have the dying, cancer-filled, angry father who openly despises his homosexual son; the loveless, shallow,... Read more
For the press opening of The Apple Family Plays, a two-play repertory of Richard Nelson’s That Hopey Changey Thing and Sweet and Sad, Studio Theatre invited the audience to attend a dinner n... Read more
1. ‘Sweet and Sad’ at Studio Theatre “Studio Theatre’s The Apple Family Plays is a repertory worth seeing in its entirety. It is truly a unique piece of theatre.” Robert Michael... Read more
Sweet and Sad, the title of the second play in Richard Nelson’s Apple Family Plays, comes from Walt Whitman’s “The Wound Dresser,” a poem he wrote in reflection on the time he served as a nu... Read more
When Brazilian theatre artist Augusto Boal brought his politically revolutionary theatre of the oppressed to Europe and the United States several decades ago, he discovered that his techniqu... Read more
After experiencing Mies Julie, the South African production based on August Strindberg’s incredible drama and written and directed by the equally incredible Yael Farber, I returned home full... Read more
1. Mies Julie at Shakespeare Theatre Company “Simply put, from the production to the performances, the Baxter Theatre Center and the South African State Theatre have given us the must... Read more
Martin McDonagh’s The Pillowman, now playing at Silver Spring Stage, looks deeply at innocence violated; it looks disturbingly at the creative mind’s response to that violation; it looks hop... Read more
















