I finally got to see Sucker Punch, The Studio Theatre’s U.S. premiere of Roy Williams’s race-and-boxing-in-Thatcher’s England play, last weekend. Despite having written a whole feature about the production’s extensive fight choreography, I still found ... »
So I finally got to see Sucker Punch, Studio Theatre’s well-reviewed U.S. premiere of Roy Williams’s race-and-boxing-in-Thatcher’s England play, last weekend. Despite having written a whole feature about the production’s extensive fight choreography, I... »
I just went to four shows in five days. Anyone who tells you theater is purely for entertainment purposes is either a liar trying to make a buck or hasn’t seen enough to know better. Theater is an active pleasure. You have to be willing to sit still an... »
Our weekly roundup of reviews of the arts in Washington! Please let us know if we've missed anything!Theater: Electile Dysfunction: The Kinsey Sicks for President (Because Sometimes Its Hard Being a Republican) @ Theater J [City Paper] [Washington Post... »
Opening night of “Blood Wedding” at the Source, the Discover Ellington festival at Strathmore, and Super Bowl parties galore. The Kinsey Sicks return to Theater J with Electile Dysfunction. Photograph courtesy of the group’s Facebook page.Thursday, Feb... »
On one hand, you have Gwydion Suilebhan, the playwright and blogger who organized and moderated this past Sunday's town hall-style discussion on "The State of the D.C. Playwright” at Theater J, arguing that the Washington area is home to 220 playwright... »
Local options for live shows this week: Keegan, Lincoln, Studio and Theater J. »
Washington-area theater patrons are now paying a premium for performances, with many price tags rising above $100 per ticket, The Washington Post reported. The $100 level was pioneered in fall 2010 as Arena Stage moved into its newly renovated complex ... »
