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They say that everything has a price. But when that price is the sum total of your life — all

‘Native Gardens’ Tills A Familiar Patch Into Fresh Laughs

There are plenty of shows about life in Washington, DC, but they primarily revolve around the White House, Congress, the

As we wrote the first time it played in Washington, playwright John Strand’s “The Originalist,” is theater unequivocally of Washington,

The scene at Arena Stage’s Mead Center for American Theater was intimate and unforgettable Monday night as Tony and Emmy award

I loved this play. Conversations about race and gender stereotypes are usually as appealing as sticking your tongue into a

The first time college-student-me saw Lorraine Hansberry’s Raisin In The Sun, I didn’t like it. It made me sad and

Once again Molly Smith’s prescience is almost unsettling. At a time when spying, wiretapping, election tampering, and international espionage are

In our Nation’s Capital, where politics is a local obsession, even art can become political. At an intimate event at Arena

On the one hand, Arena Stage’s “Watch on the Rhine” is simply a good show— a story of family, romance, and

It seems fitting to write a review of the Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater’s delightful production