Articles about Wit
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Little Angel theatre, LondonLizzie Wort's sparkling one-woman show floods the stage with colour and a thousand magical flourishesIt's two-and-a-half-year-old Emelie's first trip to the theat…
ShPIeL has space available for a sublet at Theater Wit on Belmont in the Lakeview area. The available time is Dec 21-Jan 3, 2016. We are asking $500 per use with a returnable deposit, but it…
Holiday cheer hits the Windy City.
Don some *gay* apparel"or that ugly sweater"and skate on down to The Santaland Diaries. Michael Fain and company are just as essential as uncensored Christmas Vacation viewings for anyone su…
QUIT WHILE YOU'RE BEHIND Some absurdities are just too stupid for satire. Transparently ridiculous, they automatically self-indict, hanging themselves on their own petard. Such is the object…
Kokandy Productions invites you to pour yourself some eggnog and make yourself at home for a family-sized portion of holiday cheer at A KOKANDY CHRISTMAS, an evening of festive stories…
FUTURE SHOCK FROM A PAST PRANK In less than 90 minutes this new one-act by Meridith Friedman plays hard: By show's end we get an absorbing case history in situational ethics. Cautionary scen…
Arena Stage mounts another first in the Women's Voices Theater Festival.
Erma Bombeck: At Wit's End is full of the wit and wisdom of the woman herself; written by journalist/sister duo Allison and Margaret Engel, the play allows Erma (Barbara Chisholm) to tell he…
As we close out the DC Women's Voices Theatre Festival, theatre-goers have experienced voices come that have roared, whispered, shocked us and teased. With the quirky and wholesome in…
Barbara Chisholm stars in the one-woman world premiere.
A Wonderful "Mom-ologue" Many Baby Boomers' earliest memories were of their stay-at-home mothers laughing at a risque line in an Erma Bombeck column, carefully cutting the column out " then …
I'M FEELING UNLUCKY The (curious case of the) Watson Intelligence is Theatre Wit's latest local premiere by Madeleine George, author of Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England, a 2014 pro…
Moises Kaufman's first play, Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde, will receive a star-studded benefit reading Oct. 5 to support the Tectonic Theater Project and the Inte…
Lyric Hammersmith, LondonPerformed by a fine ensemble, this adaptation of the picaresque novel is a good night out and a rousing tribute to feminist principlesLaura Wade's adaptation of Sara…
Adrienne Truscott's one-woman show, which is both chirpy and blistering, rewards and invites a strong drink.
Kokandy Productions invites you to pour yourself some eggnog and make yourself at home for a family-sized portion of holiday cheer at A KOKANDY CHRISTMAS, an evening of festive stories…
It’s a old wives’ tale that comics are at odds with the audience- the heckler at a comedy show these days is more far likely to be shouted down by the audience than by the comic.…
The new show “Celles d’en haute,” or in English “Women on Top,” has many rare and admirable qualities. It’s funny, bizarre, inventive, frightening and …
The team behind the full-scale feature film adaptation of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Into the Woods will reunite to develop an original, live-action "Mary Poppins&q…
One of my favorite Merl Reagle moments was when he appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show in support of the 2006 Oscar-nominated documentary about the world of crossword puzzles, "Wordplay."
What greets us when we first enter the F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theatre to see George Bernard Shaw's “Misalliance” is the lovely sun-dappled Victorian conservatory designed by Bria…
The famous American humorist gets a one-woman show in Washington, D.C.
The new season features local favorites and an area premiere.
