‘A Good Day to Me Not to You’ at Arena is overstuffed yet eminently satisfying
Lameece Issaq’s solo dramedy isn’t afraid to go there (and there, and there, and also there…). By TREY GRAHAM
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Lameece Issaq’s solo dramedy isn’t afraid to go there (and there, and there, and also there…). By TREY GRAHAM
Frenetic ensemble movement and stark line readings unmoor this classic from its roots. By BOB ASHBY
Exquisite set design shines in drama-comedy sandwich saga The post Review: Clyde’s, Tower Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
A gloriously entertaining wordless work that captures the universality of life. The post Review: Visite, Coronet Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
JUSTICE — reparative, restorative, retributive, whichever form — lies at the heart of Fran Kranz’s new play, Mass, at the Donmar. The action takes place in the swish meeting room o...
Mercury theatre, ColchesterThis musical from the company behind The Play That Goes Wrong unearths the invention of acting in ancient Greece – and finds little has changedThe Mischi...
The audience gasped almost as frequently as it laughed during the performance I attended of “Becky Shaw,” Gina Gionfriddo’s fierce, funny comedy that revolves around a bad blind da...
Adam Bock’s play earns a middling performance review; Wallace Shawn’s is a unicorn.
Vanessa is spare and compelling in Heartbeat Opera's production.
Strong performances and a tense atmosphere can’t quite unify Rachel Bonds’ unflinching but fragmented drama. The post Studio Theatre’s Jonah Never Convincingly Comes Together appea...
Music, dance, well-timed jokes, and a bit of time travel pay tribute to social pariahs who search for a sense of belonging and safe place. By MARY V. HOLIMAN
The arts, war, love, and rap come together to create an unforgettable night at the theatre The post Review: Manchester Drive, Canada Water Theatre appeared first on Everything Thea...
Starkid’s triple-threat apocalypse hits the West End like a meteor The post Review: The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals, Apollo Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
This theatre kid-tastic Broadway adaptation definitely isn’t for Tim Burton purists
A compelling and exhilaratingly confusing experiment in time and understanding that pays glorious tribute to performers and performance gone before. The post Review: Nayatt School...
Missing the company's usual verve and showmanship, Rorschach's fanciful couples-in-crisis drama "Dragon Play" flames out. The post Rorschach Theatre’s Dragon Play Never Quite Ignit...
An exciting cast digs their claws into a heady production of La Calisto at the Théâtre des Champs Elysées.
This is above all an actors’ play, and the level of acting in the production does full justice to Albee’s words and characters. By BOB ASHBY
The New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players's vivacious music making compensates for uninspired storytelling in their staging of Utopia, Limited.
A stylish Ridley piece that, despite strong performances and design choices, occasionally loses track of its time The post Review: The Fastest Clock in the Universe, Studio at New...
Fresh design, strong performances and a punchy score revive a familiar tale of witches, love and small-town suspicion, creating an enjoyable if not revolutionary night. The post Re...
Christopher Durang’s Tony-winning Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike gets a lively, laugh-filled staging in Baltimore. The post Everyman’s “Vanya and Sonia…” Delivers Big Laughs a...
Vivacious performances outweigh a host of odd directorial choices in the Washington National Opera's West Side Story
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