By Teniola Ayoola This article was originally published in Washington City Paper here. Local small theaters may not always have the budget for elaborate sets or mind-bending special effects—especially when tackling…
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By Eileen Miller This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. A ghost haunts the stage from the opening moments of Woman on Fire. And yet, she is not…
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By Eileen Miller This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. In the opening moments of Fake It Until You Make It, a simple jacket quietly hints at what’s…
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By Isaac Welch This article was originally published in DCTrending here. The 33rd Annual D.C. Environmental Film Festival (DCEFF) kicked off on March 20th, beginning a nine-day showcase of films that…
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By Eileen Miller This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. There is perhaps no harder time to write political satire sketches than the current moment; there’s simply too…
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By Eileen Miller This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. In American University’s Capstone Production of Julius Caesar, the play begins before the audience realizes it. Before the…
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By Eileen Miller This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. To enter a therapy office is to expect to open yourself up to vulnerability in front of a…