4,380 Nights Takes Us Inside Guantanamo Washington, D.C.’s Women’s Voices Theater Festival is producing a series of plays intending to disrupt our thinking about how we [...]January 28, 2018
The Cherokee Nation Wages a Battle for Sovereignty Sovereignty is the power that a country has to govern itself or another country or state. Collins English Dictionary When a [...]January 26, 2018
Joy Jones Talks About A Raisin in the Sun at Arena Stage Before an actor steps on stage to become a character in a play, a great deal of time has been spent preparing for that role. Joy Jones, now [...]April 20, 2017
Intelligence – Outing a CIA Operative In 2002, former ambassador Joseph C. Wilson was sent to the the African nation of Niger to assess whether Iraq was buying uranium ore to [...]March 11, 2017
Watch on the Rhine – Lillian Hellman’s Play is Relevant Again You are a political refugee. We don’t turn back people like you, people in danger. Theater audiences don’t usually burst into applause [...]February 12, 2017
Roe Focuses on the Women Behind the Abortion Battle Norma McCorvey is a fascinating and complicated figure. As a young woman living in Texas, she became the “Roe” behind that landmark [...]January 20, 2017
Kathleen Turner in The Year of Magical Thinking “Grief turns out to be a place none of us know until we reach it. We anticipate (we know) that someone close to us could die, but we do [...]October 16, 2016
Ivy Vahanian Talks About Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced What begins as a cordial dinner party on Manhattan’s Upper East Side soon turns into a battleground when the topics of religion and [...]May 9, 2016