The party never stops in The Exterminating Angel. But instead of a charmed life being a carefree dream, it can devolve into a slow-building nightmare.
That's...
It’s a nice notion to believe that childhood is a sacred, protected time, but such a blessing is not true perpetually or distributed equally. It’s something to ...
War is inherently epic.
The famed film director François Truffaut said that it was impossible to make an anti-war film because every feature depicting war ma...
Though many of the elements of Darlin’ Cory, the new musical opening the Alliance Theatre's 2021--22 season, are dazzling, the clumsy delivery of the show’s ce...
It is no small feat for a Wall to steal a scene, yet the Atlanta Shakespeare Company’s fun, novel approach to A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Shakespeare Tavern Pl...
Horizon Theatre's latest Zoom production, Love, M., is a world premiere that feels like a relic. The drama, set in the 1980s and '90s when AIDS began claiming t...
If Horizon Theatre Company’s online production of Completeness is any indication of what this season will bring for those of us who miss theater, audiences can ...
If today was a normal Thursday, Barrett Doyle would be making final tweaks to his scenic design for Serenbe Playhouse's Spring Awakening. But it's not a normal ...
Note: Out Front Theatre's staging of "warplay" opened and closed last weekend due to coronavirus concerns. As a publication of record, and out of respect for al...
The opening lines of Bull in a China Shop -- at Out Front Theatre Company through February 15 -- are almost ridiculously blunt, direct and off-putting.
"I'm ...
