Eight Little Sit-Coms in a Row
Live Girls! Quickies is an annual event of short ten minute plays written by female playwrights about women, which has happened annually since 1999. This year’s offering, Live Girls! Quickies 16 opened at the Annex Theatre on Saturday June 6th.
To Be or Not to Be-that literally was the question.
LIVE! From the Last Night of My Life by Wayne Rawley, was not only the most amusing show I have seen in a long time but also the most profoundly tragic as it dealt with the very basic question of existence: should I keep living or should I put an end to everything. Both the Theatre 22’s production and the script itself were masterpieces which simultaneously served to enlighten the audience and provide the best psycho-therapy there is: laughter.
Julius Ceasar by The New Shakespearience Strategizing with Shakespeare Would you like to reconsider the plot of Shakespeare’s tragic history
Two one act plays, Nine by Jane Shepart and The Long Road by Shelagh Stephenson opened Friday at Eclectic Theatre.
Matt & Ben opened the 6th season for Stageright on Friday February 13. With the classic guy’s guys being played
The Washington Ensemble Theatre (WET) initiated its 11th Season with a world premiere of Josh Conkel’s Sprawl directed by Ali el-Gasseir. The company is quite excited to be giving the first performances on the Studio Stage at the 12th Avenue Arts building. In 90 uninterrupted minutes, this script manages to sample just about every horror AND campy movie cliche.
Power Dynamics in a Teen-age Horse Club
One of the delights of Annex Theater is their “off night” productions, taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday nights; the current Off Nighter, Horse Girls by Jenny Rachel Weiner, is no exception.
If you’re in the mood for a little gallows humor, this play based on a historical footnote will certainly get
