Theatre News Online April 3, 2011
By Michael & Laura Clark • Apr 3rd, 2011 • Category: Published ElsewhereTheatre reviews and news for the DC region, published through April 3, 2011. (49 articles)
- ShowBizRadio: Review of Elden Street Players’ Thrill Me!
- ShowBizRadio: Review of Synetic Theater’s King Lear
- ShowBizRadio: Review of Laurel Mill Playhouse’s Black Coffee
- ShowBizRadio: Review of Mount Vernon Community Children’s Theatre’s Annie
- ShowBizRadio: Review of Metropolitan Performing Arts Theater’s Little Shop of Horrors
- ShowBizRadio: Review of Riverside Dinner Theater’s The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
- ShowBizRadio: Review of Bishop Ireton High School’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
- ShowBizRadio: Review of H-B Woodlawn Secondary School’s Boy Gets Girl
- Talkin’ Broadway: The Trip to Bountiful
- Fairfax Times: Stop by the ‘Woods’ at McLean High
- Fairfax Times: ‘Glass’ is half full at 1st Stage
- Talkin’ Broadway: The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs
- Talkin’ Broadway: And the Curtain Rises
- Talkin’ Broadway: Liberty Smith
- Gazette: Round House’s ‘The Trip to Bountiful’ is simple and elegant
- Gazette: Spitting distance: Quotidian Theatre tackles apartheid tale; ‘Master Harold’ … and the boys runs through April 17
- Gazette: Shaken and stirred; Bowie Community Theatre drops in on A.R. Gurney’s ‘Cocktail Hour’
- Alexandria Gazette-Packet: Old Time Radio Alive and Kicking; Mason’s Theater of the First Amendment presents ‘Live Wire.’
- Connection: Signature’s New York State of Mind; Premiere of “And The Curtain Rises” Features Out of Town Talent.
- Entertainment or Die: “And The Curtain Rises” on Signature Theatre’s New Musical. A Review
- DC Theatre Scene: Mike Daisey takes on Apple and Steve Jobs
- TBD: TBD Picks: Penelope at the Studio Theatre
- Examiner: Riveting view of Apple as rotten at DC’s Woolly Mammoth
- Washington City Paper: Scena Theatre’s The Weir, Reviewed
- We Love DC: We Love Arts: King Lear
- DCist: Synetic’s King Lear, A Silent Romp
- Washington Post: Theater review: ‘And the Curtain Rises’ at Signature Theatre
- DC Theatre Scene: King Lear
- DC Theatre Scene: The Weir
- TBD: TBD Picks: The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs
- DC Theatre Scene: And the Curtain Rises
- DC Theatre Scene: The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs
- TBD: TBD Picks: The Weir
- Washingtonian: Review: And the Curtain Rises
- Washington Post: Peter Marks reviews ‘The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs’
- MetroWeekly: Send in the Clowns: For their silent King Lear, Synetic turns in a production that is enchanting, original and gratifyingly macabre
- MetroWeekly: Lights Up: Signature Theatre’s new show isn’t a love letter to the American musical, and neither is Woolly Mammoth’s to Apple
- We Love DC: We Love Arts: The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs
- DC Theatre Scene: Photograph 51
- Washington Post: Peter Marks reviews Ford’s Theatre’s production of “Liberty Smith”
- Washington Post: Review: Synetic Family Theater’s ‘The Magic Paintbrush’
- Rich Massabny: Metropolitan Performing Arts Theater – “Little Shop of Horrors”
- Rich Massabny: Signature Theatre – “And The Curtain Rises”
- Rich Massabny: Scena Washington’s International Theatre – “The Weir”
- Rich Massabny: Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company – “The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs”
- WETA: WETA Around Town | And the Curtain Rises
- Washington City Paper: Quotidian’s Master Harold…and the Boys, Reviewed
- We Love DC: We Love Arts: Liberty Smith
- Washington Post: Peter Marks reviews Synetic Theater’s ‘King Lear’
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