All posts tagged "holly twyford"
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Studio’s “At the Wedding” Brims with Bride and Joy (Review)
Studio cordially invites you to laugh heartily as lovelorn lesbian Carlo crashes her ex's nuptials in "At the Wedding."
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‘Gloria: A Life’ Review: Chronologically Speaking
Theater J's 'Gloria: A Life' merely reenacts events in the life of feminist icon Gloria Steinem rather than dramatizing them.
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Alan Paul On Building A Community In ‘Our Town’
An all-star ensemble takes on the Thornton Wilder classic in director Paul's unprecedented production at The Shakespeare Theatre.
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“Our Town” Expressively Conjures a Bygone Way of American Life
Reflecting on the eternal and the ephemeral, Our Town hits every note in Thornton Wilder's classic symphony of Americana.
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D.C. Stage Review: Signature’s ‘The Upstairs Department’
Signature's "The Upstairs Department" poignantly portrays siblings trying to make contact with the other side and each other.
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Spotlight On “The Upstairs Department” at Signature
A "funny and moving comedy about grief," The Upstairs Department is the latest world premiere at Arlington's Signature Theatre.
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DC Theater Review: Silent Sky at Ford’s Theatre
A vibrant Holly Twyford and compelling subject matter help to enliven the mildly pleasing "Silent Sky"
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Theater Review: “Escaped Alone” at Signature Theater
In "Escaped Alone," Caryl Churchill throws into question our sense of safety and civility in a rather unique manner
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Awards Worthy: Rick Hammerly and Felicia Curry
The Helen Hayes Awards co-hosts set the stage for D.C. theater's biggest night
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Theater Review: ‘Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible’ at Signature Theatre
Details and meaning get muddled in the post-catastrophe thinkpiece "Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible"
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Review: Naomi Jacobson shines in Theater J’s “Becoming Dr. Ruth”
It's hard not to love Naomi Jacobson as everyone's favorite cherubic sex therapist in Becoming Dr. Ruth
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Review: Signature Theatre’s “A Little Night Music”
Love is in the air in Signature's graceful, elegant production of Sondheim's A Little Night Music.
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Review: “Or,” at Round House is a funny, well-acted farce
Round House revs up an intermittently jolly farce that runs smoothest when it races
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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (review): Holly Twyford delivers a potent, memorable Martha
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is another showcase for Holly Twyford's amazing talent
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Bottom’s Up: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Review)
The true phenomenon in Aaron Posner's gloriously irreverent "Midsummer Night's Dream" is Holly Twyford's Bottom
