Digging up ‘Dirt’ at Studio Theatre in Washington D.C.
Holly Twyford’s broad range is evident in her latest role at Studio Theatre. She plays the contemplative Harper in “Dirt.”
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Curtain Call
Round House’s play on chef James Beard serves laughter in ‘I Love to Eat’
“I Love to Eat” is a light-hearted comedy for foodies and kitchen neophytes alike. The one-man show about celebrity chef
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Centerstage’s Edgar Allan Poe leaves more questions than answers
On a cold October morning in1849, Edgar Allan Poe, poet, writer and literary critic, was found in the streets of
Read moreTheater J’s ‘Our Class’ not for the faint of heart
(From left, Sasha Olinick (Abram) and Alexander Strain (Heniek) pursue religious professions in “Our Class,” now playing at Theater J
Read moreRichard III enchanting, haunting and worth the hike to Patapsco Female Institute in Ellicott City
It’s a chilly Thursday night and I’m fast approaching 8 p.m. as I power walk up the hill toward the
Read moreDying City’s Rachel Zampelli: From Shakespeare to a shrink
Rachel Zampelli and Thomas Keegan star in the Washington, D.C.- area premiere of “Dying City” at Signature Theatre in Arlington, Va.
Read moreOne Night with Janis Joplin: Arena ready to rock
When a musical is about 1960s Rock ‘n’ Roll royalty, how loud is too loud? This was the dilemma that
Read moreGALA Hispanic Theatre: ‘In Spite of Love’ simply delightful
Diana (Natalia Miranda-Guzmán) is the sort who person who threatens suicide if she has to get married. The Prince of
Read moreInvisible Man: Uncomfortable reminder of the past that shocks and entertains
Teagle F. Bougere shines in “Invisible Man” at Studio Theatre. Photo: Astrid Reiken The Invisible Man at Studio Theatre raises questions on whether we
Read more‘Married Sex’ — Recovery and laughter
Playwright Laura Zam explores relationships in “Married Sex.” Photo: Matthew Worden “Married Sex,” a humorous take on “humping and healing”
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