Cate Blanchett gives a raw, stellar performance in Streetcar and Folger imbues Much Ado with tropical flavor

Woolly incorporates the audience into Full Circle without sacrificing humor, cushions or easy access to bathrooms

Theater J's Lost in Yonkers should be greatly applauded while Adding Machine is an incredible night of theater

Brilliantly acted and exuberantly told, Flea is farce done very well, while Psychosis marks an impressive debut

Synetic interprets Dracula through dance, lighting and a fantastically creative use of props and bodies

The Alchemist offers some priceless nuggets, but overall lacks the stones to be fully satisfying

Black Pearl Sings! is an exquisite look at the link between songs and history; Jersey Boys is incredibly entertaining

Local groups, including Arena Stage, take part in a national, historic theatrical moment

Arena Stage's The Quality of Life faces matters of life and death in a gutsy, thought-provoking, often witty manner

Dorian Gray never fails, but it does falter a bit, while Moonlight gives us Pinter the way Pinter is meant to be

First You Dream: The Music of Kander & Ebb

Played to the hilt, WSC's campily ironic take on the classic Camille is an evening of knock-down, drag-out fun

Questions from the past play into our present -- and future -- in Theater J's Zero Hour and Woolly Mammoth's Eclipsed.

Poppy answers the coverboy questions

Three funny ladies helm an evening of lesbian laughs