All posts tagged "Lawrence Redmond"
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‘Sister Act’ at Ford’s is a Heavenly Good Time
Beloved characters, a committed cast, and fabulous musical numbers add up to a great time at Ford's Theatre's "Sister Act."
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Signature’s ‘Forum’ is an Uproarious Roman Holiday
The exuberant farce of Signature's "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" is a perfectly-timed mood lifter.
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Tobias A. Young: Giving Voice to Audrey II
From behind the curtain, Tobias A. Young takes center stage as the voice of Audrey II in Ford's "Little Shop of Horrors."
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“Little Shop of Horrors” is a Mean, Green Good Time (Review)
A vibrant new production of "Little Shop of Horrors" at Ford's combines macabre comedy with powerful grit and soul.
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Matthew Gardiner’s Signature Achievement
Signature's artistic director Matthew Gardiner steers his own "wheel of dreams" as he helms the company's massive 'Ragtime.'
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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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DC Theater Review: Signature’s “She Loves Me” is whiff of delight
There's a lot to adore about's effervescently funny, gorgeously sung "She Loves Me."
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Stage Review: Quixote Nuevo at Round House
The wistful, whimsical "Quixote Nuevo" casts a winning spell with a reimagined tale of Cervantes' dreamer hero
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DC Theater Review: Assassins at Signature Theatre
Signature Theatre sets a scintillating stage for Sondheim's rogues' gallery of "Assassins"
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DC Theater Review: Signature’s ‘Blackbeard’ struggles to find its sea legs
Style submerges substance in Signature’s hit-or-miss high-seas adventure Blackbeard
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Theater Review: Signature’s ‘Grand Hotel’
"Grand Hotel" offers eye-popping design and a few fine performances amid a dry, jumbled delivery
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Theater Review: Twelve Angry Men at Ford’s
The ensemble of Ford’s Twelve Angry Men attacks the courthouse drama with all the subtlety of a WWE cage match.
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Theater Review: All Save One at Washington Stage Guild
There's not much new under the Hollywood sun in the mildly amusing period comedy "All Save One"
