Tag: Ethan Sinnott
Review: ‘Word Becomes Flesh’ at Theater Alliance at Anacostia Playhouse
The Word, in spiritual parlance, is the creative power of God made audible and visible through His Son. It is the energy of the...
Interview: Co-Directors Serge Seiden and Vaughn Ryan Midder on ‘Hooded, or...
I first encountered Hooded, or Being Black for Dummies five months ago, when it was presented at The Kennedy Center’s Page-to-Stage Festival.
Hearing the play at...
Review: ‘Hooded, Or Being Black for Dummies’ at Mosaic Theater Company...
There is a laugh track with this show. As in a prerecorded TV sitcom where the studio audience was cued to be amused, there’s...
Review: ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ at Gallaudet University’s Theater and Dance...
Like a gift that keeps on giving, Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream keeps on rekindling. Dreamer after dreamer reconceives it as if anew. And...
Review: ‘Word Becomes Flesh’ & ‘for colored girls who have considered...
There is a critical conversation going on in Anacostia right now that may be one of the most urgent and honest exchanges between black...
UPDATED 6/1/15: Magic Time!: ‘I’m an Improviser by Trade’: A Q&A...
Updated 6/1/5:
Before seeing Faction of Fools' Commedia dell’arte interpretation of Thornton Wilder's Our Town in full production (I'd previously seen it in a workshop), I was...
‘Our Town’ at Faction of Fools
Faction of Fools does it again with an innovative production of Thornton Wilder’s revolutionary and Pulitzer Prize-winning play Our Town, which originally debuted in...
Hit Musical ‘Visible Language’ to Livestream on HowlRound Tomorrow, November 16th...
Hit Musical Visible Language to Livestream on HowlRound
TOMORROW, NOVEMBER 16, 2014 AT 2 PM
WSC Avant Bard and the Gallaudet University Theatre and Dance Program announce...
Free Tickets to ‘There is a Happiness that Morning Is’ At...
WSC AVANT BARD
is Giving Away
5 Pairs of tickets for anytime in their run
TO
THERE IS A HAPPINESS THAT MORNING IS
THERE IS A HAPPINESS...
‘Not Enuf Lifetimes’ at The Welders at Atlas Performing Arts Center
There is a shortlist of great American plays about hopes and dreams, wrenching and emotionally exacting dramas exposing the anguish when righteous aspiration is...
‘Visble Language’ at WSC Avant Bard
This weekend at Gallaudet's Eastman Studio Theatre WSC Avant Bard and Gallaudet University Theatre and Dance Program opened their world premiere, historically based musical,...
‘Titus Andronicus’ at Faction of Fools
I'll be the first to admit that I was... concerned when I heard that one of DC's funniest acting troupes was staging one of...
‘Cinderella: The Remix’ at Imagination Stage
Imagination Stage presents Cinderella: The Remix, an exciting retelling of the classic written and directed by Psalmayene 24, with hip-hop beats by Nick Hernandez....
‘A Journey with Richard: A Deaf Man’s Commentary on ‘Richard III’...
The house lights dims, and the stage is flooded with elegant people dressed up for a formal occasion. I spot a man who looks...
‘Richard III’ at NextStop Theatre Company by Michael Sprouse
Often we struggle to be heard, to be recognized.
In this production of Shakespeare’s Richard III, directed by Dr. Lindsey Snyder, Richard is not depicted...
‘Richard III’ at NextStop Theatre Company by Sophia Howes
After the discovery of Richard III’s remains in a Leicester car park in August 2012, it was concluded that far from being a hunchback,...
‘A Commedia Christmas Carol’ at Faction of Fools Theatre Company by...
In anticipation that A Commedia Christmas Carol is here to stay, I am giving it the most Washington of all things: an acronym (ACCC).
ACCC...
Synesthesia: Accessible Theater and Art in DC in November 2013 by...
DC is now considered the second biggest theater town in the United States, after New York. It also has one of the biggest deaf...
‘Broken Spokes’ at Gallaudet University Theatre by Yvonne French
Broken Spokes is a complex production with excellent acting that packs an emotional wallop while lending insights about Deaf culture.
Says Writer-Director Willy Conley, “My...
The Best of 2012: Part 10: Designers, Cabarets & Concerts,...
Here are DCMetroTheaterArts writers' choices for their favorites designs of production in the the DC Metro Area in 2012. I always felt that...
