By Winnie Dreisonstok. Mozart’s “The Magic Flute” at the Kennedy Center is a Washington National Opera production directed by Christopher Mattaliano which moves the opera in brilliant transi... Read more
Ariel has always been my favorite Disney Princess. As a child, I used to dream of having bright red hair and a flounder for a best friend. I even called all of the lobsters in the grocery st... Read more
“Theory” at Mosaic Theater Company reminded me of a quote from Room by Emma Donoghue: “Scared is what you’re feeling. Brave is what you’re doing.” All of these charac... Read more
I was enchanted by the play “Everybody” on press night at Shakespeare Theatre Company (click here to read my review) and was delighted to have the chance to experience the play w... Read more
“Blue Camp,” a new play at Rainbow Theatre Project by Tim Caggiano and Jack Calvin Harris, is unfortunately, heavy on exposition and light on creating believable relationships between its pr... Read more
This is a production that will be outside of many people’s immediate comfort zones, and that’s a good thing. I say immediate because the cast welcomes everybody who comes to this ritual/page... Read more
Most of us have heard the story of “Little Red Riding Hood” in one way or another. Some have read the versions by famous European fairy-tale masters The Brothers Grimm or Charles... Read more
Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC took to the acoustically fabulous concert space at Live! at 10th and G on Saturday, October 26, 2019 to perform their “Small Ensembles Extravaganza.” Apart... Read more
Ready to embrace spooky season, I headed to Kentlands Mansion to see A Taste For Murder’s (ATFM) newest production, Dean Fiala’s “Deadline.” ATFM has a unique approach to theatre... Read more
So, the thing about Conor McPherson’s plays is this: it’s not so much the spectacle, such as it is, of a bunch of guys collected “to craig for another bout,” talking about their lives, and... Read more
