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‘People, Places & Things’ Review: High and Dry
Studio's "People, Places & Things" makes trenchant art by casting a humorous light on the darkest dimensions of drug addiction.
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‘Into the Woods’ Review: Fables and Foibles
Signature's 'Into the Woods' offers delicious treats for the eyes and ears, but the well-plated meal doesn't fully satisfy.
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The Kennedy Center: A (Mostly) Non-Holiday Show Roundup
The holidays find the Kennedy Center bustling with activity, from a uniquely original ballet to a visit from a familiar wicked witch.
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Deb Gottesman and Buzz Mauro Celebrate Theatre Lab’s 30th Anniversary
The Theatre Lab, a school for the dramatic arts, is turning 30 with a big celebration and even bigger plans for the future.
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‘Sanctuary City’ Review: Chasing the Dream
"Sanctuary City" keenly examines two DREAMers and their struggle to plant their lives on the solid ground of citizenship
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‘The Playboy of the Western World’ Gets a Fresh Spin at Solas Nua
Director Shanara Gabrielle and Solas Nua update an Irish classic by changing the nationality of the protagonist.
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Editor’s Pick — Elegies: A Song Cycle at Keegan Theatre
Keegan Theatre stages a new production of William Finn's "celebration of life and music," serving as a balm in light of the pandemic era.
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‘Intimate Apparel’ Review: Lovers in Lace
Theater J's finely-stitched "Intimate Apparel" fashions a touching drama from silk, sex, ambition, and forbidden romance
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Synetic ‘Dracula’ Review: You’re So Vein
Synetic's “Dracula” features powerful doses of murderous gothic mayhem, witty humor, and a touch of the erotic.
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The Lion In Winter at Everyman Theatre
Jefferson Russell and Deborah Hazlett star in Everyman's new production of James Goldman's masterpiece, 'The Lion in Winter.'
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Rorschach Theatre ‘Dracula’ Review: Count Him Out
Rorschach's scrappy, feminist take on Stoker's classic horror novel “Dracula” suffers by sidelining the main attraction.
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Creative Cauldron Stirs Up Four Musicals
Creative Cauldron celebrates its 20th anniversary with a full season of entirely original works, including 4 musicals.
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‘Till’ Review: All-American Tragedy
Mosaic stages an outstanding production of 'The Till Trilogy,' Ifa Bayeza's powerful account of the life and death of Emmett Till.
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‘Once On This Island’ Review: Gods and Hurricanes
The ebullient cast of Constellation's "Once on This Island" flourishes despite production's underwhelming depth and design
