This production is a good reminder that, notwithstanding the local vogue for “silent” Shakespeare, the power and glory of Shakespeare resides principally in his words and actors’ interpretations of them.
Taking Steps is a delightful evening of light theatre guaranteed to satisfy.
There is a lot to digest in this little show and the ultimate themes expressed are compelling to the both the hard scientist and the daydreamer.
Zemfira Stage’s production of The Producers pulls out all the show’s stops, creating a highly enjoyable evening of theater.
An enjoyable evening under the stars (well, more like a ceiling, but no walls) was had by a trip to Wolf Trap to see the Atlanta Theater of the Stars touring production of The King & I.
The staff, the ensemble, the leading actor and production team at the Riverside Center Dinner will guarantee you have not only a wonderful experience dining, but a living memory of absolute brilliance.
Molly lives again through Kathleen Turner and her one woman show at Arena Stage.
Signature presents a good show, but not a great one. However, it succeeds in its most important burden: reminding us all of a time when we all could show mercy and love without qualification.
The animated comedy of Unnecessary Farce will get you laughing throughout the evening.
The Rude Mechanicals theater company plays up the 1960s resonance of Lysistrata, filling the production with topical references to the culture and music of young people of the era.