All posts tagged "Mosaic Theater Company"
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Theater Reviews: ‘Native Son’ at Atlas and ‘columbinus’ at 1st Stage
Tense new productions of Native Son and columbinus explore toxic male rage, with varying degrees of success
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Theater Review: “Oh, God” at Atlas
Anat Gov's "Oh, God" ultimately wastes a promising premise by sticking solely to the Old Testament
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Mona Mansour’s “The Vagrant Trilogy” explores how our choices impact the rest of our lives
"Vagrant Trilogy" runs to July 1 at Mosaic Theater
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Stage review: Paper Dolls at Mosaic Theater
Drag pageantry and performance take a backseat to affecting drama in Mosaic’s Paper Dolls.
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Mashuq Deen on “Draw the Circle” and acting out his truth onstage
In "Draw the Circle," playwright Mashuq Deen mines universal truths from his intensely personal story.
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John de Lancie goes for the win in Vicuña
John de Lancie goes for the brutal win in Vicuña.
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Freedom Writer: Jon Robin Baitz
Playwright Jon Robin Baitz is using his skills to fight Trump the only way he can -- with deep, biting, close to the bone satire.
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Review: Miche Braden shines in Mosaic’s “The Devil’s Music”
Miche Braden brings blues singer Bessie Smith to magnificent, powerful life in Mosaic's The Devil's Music.
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Mosaic Theater Company’s Ulysses On Bottles
Mosaic presents the 2017 Voices From a Changing Middle East Festival
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Color Blind: Blood Knot at Mosaic Theater (Review)
Mosaic's take on a landmark play produces moments of brilliance amid stretches of colorless dramatics
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Hooded, Or Being Black for Dummies (review): Deftly tweaks and subverts stereotypes
Hooded, Or Being Black for Dummies' is a deft examination of two young black teens from vastly different circumstances
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“Hooded, Or Being Black For Dummies” at Mosaic Theater
Irreverent play follows a book-smart prep-schooler and a street-savvy drop-out from inner-city Baltimore
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Serge Seiden: Dear President Trump
Dear President Trump, In 1985 I wrote a college paper on the theater of politics by examining the 1980 televised presidential debate between Ronald Reagan...
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Mosaic Theater’s “Charm” (review): Sharp, funny, and thoroughly engaging
Mosaic's Charm is a stirring reminder to respect the person irrespective of her, his or their gender
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The Charm of B’Ellana Duquesne
The genderfluid star of Mosaic Theater Company's "Charm" takes on a powerful role she was born to play.
