Playing Around

Irene’s unfinished basement is a catch-all for abandoned stuff including a clunky, outdated computer and miscellaneous tools. It’s so [...]

The Progressive Revolution: Modern Art for a New India is a socially relevant, aesthetically moving, and intellectually inspiring [...]

The signature aspect of this Yasmina Reza play written between Tony winners, Art and God of Carnage, is articulate, ballooning [...]

It’s pouring. We hear the rain some ten minutes before lights go down and the curtain rises on a Miami police station at 4 a.m. Derek [...]

Marilyn Maye could sell swampland in Florida. The veteran entertainer imbues her shows with so much warmth and sincerity that noting aloud [...]

Why combine these two one act plays? Lovers: Winners is traditionally part I of 1967’s tandem Lovers: Winners and Losers, showing young, [...]

What’s not to love? Arena Stage’s new production of Anything Goes has it all – those wonderful Cole Porter songs, mind-boggling [...]

Following in the footsteps of Spider-Man (all things considered, the better musical), King Kong galumphs in on expectations of a single [...]