Studio's blazing 'Pass Over' reimagines 'Godot' for the Black Lives Matter era
The genius of Antoinette Nwandu's play lies especially in the way it aligns harrowing reflection with the Beckett template.
The genius of Antoinette Nwandu's play lies especially in the way it aligns harrowing reflection with the Beckett template.
Jordan Harrison's work, at Olney Theatre through April 5, is also a valentine to the alchemy of the stage.
"Bandstand," with Tony-winning choreography by "Hamilton's" Andy Blankenbuehler, is at the National Theatre through Sunday.
Signature Theatre's sold-out play showcases terrific performances but feels tonally jolting.
Theater J takes on Anna Ziegler's funny and compassionate play about chronic dissatisfaction.
Director Susan Marie Rhea's staging brings out the heart and urgency in Anna Ziegler's 2016 play.
Gags are the soul of the production, but pulling off this kind of funny business is tricky.
The play, like its namesake route, is ambitious, unwieldy, conspicuously significant and uncomfortably long.
2018 play written and directed by Nilo Cruz brims with poetry and oversize emotion.
Sleek production of Lauren Gunderson play is now at Ford's Theatre.
The Steven Dietz play ponders time, love, regret and the fragility of human connection.
Choreographer Gregory Maqoma sees positivity in 'Cion: Requiem of Ravel's Boléro' " a piece about mourning.
Yussef El Guindi's play thoughtfully ponders the issues of migration, assimilation and barriers to understanding.
Theater J's "Sheltered" benefits from powerful themes and pivotal performances.
Synetic Theater's production does boast some gripping sequences, but there's a general deficit in tension.
In production at Shakespeare Theatre, playwright Lauren Gunderson has found another female heroine in Wendy Darling.
Chelsea Marcantel's underdog tale about air-guitar aficionados gets an exuberant run at the Keegan Theatre.
The late sculptor looks back on her career in this contrived and starchy portrait of the artist.
Elizabeth Inchbald's "Lovers' Vows" features a hilarious performance " the butler did it.
The set design and costuming for the play about the late sculptor are meant to evoke the feeling of the artist without replicating her sculptures or clothes.
A Flying V Theatre world premiere serves up a dozen vignettes, with mixed results.
Douglas Turner Ward's award-winning satirical fantasy is the central component of the Theater Alliance production.
With a 1910 boxing match at its center, this Marco Ramirez play contemplates entrenched racism in America.
The pool of water covering the stage makes for some exciting scenes, but it also detracts from the show's spell.
George Bernard Shaw's eloquent rom-com muses and amuses at Undercroft Theatre.