Theater Review: Intelligence – We Could All Use Some
Once again Molly Smith’s prescience is almost unsettling. At a time when spying, wiretapping, election tampering, and international espionage are
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Arts/Theatre
Ragtime at Ford’s Offers Fantastic Music, and a Startling Reality Check
Aptly, given the energetic, even fitful nature of ragtime music (Wikipedia calls it “syncopated”), Ragtime the musical– now playing at
Read MoreGolden Triangle Free Summer Film Series
The Golden Triangle Business Improvement (BID) is raising the curtain on its Golden Cinema Film Series to be hosted this
Read More2017 Marfield Literary Prize Announced at the Arts Club of Washington
Good writing still matters. On March 16 at the Arts Club of Washington, the news came out that Rachel Corbett,
Read MoreShear Madness Is Back! With New Killer Cast
Let’s be clear. Â This isn’t the opera, ballet, symphony, or high-brow theatre experience you’d normally anticipate with tickets to the
Read MoreThe Select (The Sun Also Rises) – The Depth of the Iceberg
Elevator Repair Service’s production of The Select (The Sun Also Rises) brings Ernest Hemingway’s minimalist 1926 debut novel vividly to
Read MoreArena Stage Debuts New Power Plays, $2.5 Million Gift
In our Nation’s Capital, where politics is a local obsession, even art can become political. At an intimate event at Arena
Read MoreWho’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? – The Anti Valentine
I remember the year my boyfriend took me to see Hedda Gabler for Valentine’s Day. A play where the heroine
Read MoreA Small Ensemble Delivers Big with “Peter and the Starcatcher” at Source
If Constellation Theatre Company truly aims (as they say they do) to tell “big, powerful stories in an intimate space,”
Read MoreArena Stage’s “Watch on the Rhine” Hits Close to Home
On the one hand, Arena Stage’s “Watch on the Rhine” is simply a good show— a story of family, romance, and
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