All posts tagged "studio theatre"
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Review: “Wig Out!” at Studio Theatre
A glimpse into drag ball culture, Wig Out! never stops serving glamour, fashion, sexiness, humor, and insight
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Studio’s ‘The Father’ is a ‘dark and piercing’ comedy (review)
The right actor for a brilliant play, Ted van Griethuysen leads a wonderful production of The Father
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Trans Pride: A Celebration of Truth
Capital Trans Pride allows D.C. trans folk to celebrate their identity in a safe space and a loving environment
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“Three Sisters” and “No Sisters” at Studio Theatre (reviews)
Studio's Three Sisters is even more thrilling when paired with Aaron Posner's experimental companion, No Sisters
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Unkindest Cut: Defunding the NEA
If President Trump dramatically cuts funding to the NEA, what impact would that have on the arts in America?
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Royal Pain: King Charles III at The Shakespeare Theatre (Review)
Mike Bartlett's King Charles III is one regal encounter you won't want to miss
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“I Wanna Fucking Tear You Apart” at Studio Theatre (review): Accerbically funny and potent
Writer-director Morgan Gould cuts deep with this edgy, funny, foul-mouthed tale of friendship.
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Tom Stoppard’s “The Hard Problem” at Studio Theatre (review)
Studio's crack at The Hard Problem sparks rousing intellectual debate with lukewarm dramatic results
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Character Study: Tom Story
For the one-man show Fully Committed, Tom Story takes on over 30 characters. Few actors are better suited to the task.
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Review: Straight White Men at Studio Theatre
Straight White Men is a timely, accessible examination of expectation and privilege
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Staceyann Chin’s “Motherstruck” is funny, heartbreaking and joyful
Staceyann Chin's quest to become a mother is recounted in her deeply personal, engaging one-woman show.
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“Cloud 9” at Studio Theatre (review): More timely now than ever before
In Cloud 9, Caryl Churchill toys with gender, class, and time to spectacular effect
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Hand to God star Liam Forde on puppets, performing and politics
In Hand to God, Liam Forde brilliantly portrays not one, but two characters. One is a withdrawn teenager. The other, Tyrone, a demonic, foul-mouthed puppet.
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Spotlight: Ali Wong, Drag Salute, Hedda Gabler, Ragtime and Shall We Dance
A Drag Salute to the Divas, Ali Wong, Hedda Gabler, Ragtime and Hillwood Estates Divas Outdoors
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Stuffed: Geoff Sobelle’s “The Object Lesson”
Geoff Sobelle's one-man show at Studio Theatre is an immersive adventure in unpacking
