By Imani Nyame This article was originally published in DCTRENDING, here. There are few things more thrilling than when Broadway leaves New York and lands right in your city. Touring productions…
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By Whit Davis This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. Sometimes the story is not the play; it’s the acting. The performers in the City of Fairfax Theatre…
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By Jakob Cansler This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts, here. To note that Pride and Prejudice is well-known is perhaps a truism, so obviously accurate that it need…
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By Jakob Cansler This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. There is perhaps nothing with a more transportive effect than music. It has the power to conjure memories…
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By Thais Carrion This article was originally published in the Washington Independent Review of Books here. In his forthcoming collection, Inquilinos Mudos/Silent Tenants, Mexican poet, multimedia artist, and professor Alberto Roblest…
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By Jakob Cansler This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. It has been said that Anything Goes lives and dies by its Reno Sweeney. She is not technically…
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By Daarel Burnette II This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. What resonates most about Greenbelt Arts Center’s rewarding twist of the play The Mountaintop is the way…