by Angela Carroll This article was first published in DC Theatre Scene. Breathe is a transformative work written and directed by Cleavon Meabon IV about the resilience of an African-American family trying…
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by Angela Carroll This article was first published in DC Theatre Scene. Ayad Akhtar’s Pulitzer Prize winning Disgraced is a thoughtful character study about American Muslim identity. Driven by casual conversations, the play…
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by Angela Carroll This article was first published on DC Theatre Scene. Hope Lynne Price-Lindsay’s The Intruders is an entertaining satire about the contemporary wave of gentrification in DC that packs lots of…
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by Angela Carroll This article was first published in DC Theatre Scene. Count Down, one of many extraordinary plays included in this year’s Women’s Voices Theater Festival, is an emotional drama about teenage girls…
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By Angela Carroll This article was first published in DC Theatre Scene. “Everyone in this play is dead,” Harriet Tubman (Tiffany Byrd) announces minutes into the first act. Frederick Douglass (Marquis…
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by Angela Carroll This article was first published in DC Theatre Scene. Familiar, by Tony Award winning playwright Danai Gurira, is an intimate comedy-drama set in the home of a first-generation Zimbabwean family…
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by Jason Williams This article was first published in the Northwest Current. In a town where long-standing institutions are increasingly contouring themselves to contemporary audiences, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returned…