Better late than never -- this month we highlight shows dealing with the end of the world, life after an earthquake, or life after death, undead-style. Heavy stuff. >> First, the end of the world: The Rapture comes to Idaho in A Bright New Boise, being performed by Woolly... continue reading on DCist
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The cast of "Parade" at Ford's Theatre. Parade is a musical that wreaks havoc on the emotions. There's seeing protagonist Leo Frank transform from infuriatingly prickly and dismissive to entire sympathetic. There's the fury you feel surrounding Frank's false imprisonment and shady trial. And there's the euphoria of false... continue reading on DCist
Cathy Rigby as Peter Pan. Oh, September. One of the season's most jam-packed months is no exception this year, with more than 20 shows debuting around town. Whether you're into new musicals, edgy Shakespeare or, well, Ray Bradbury, we've got you covered. >> Kathy Rigby IS Peter Pan. And... continue reading on DCist
Constellation's "The Ramayana".August brings lots of reruns of past productions, and lots of anticipation about what will open as seasons kick off next month. Here's what's going on to tide you over until then. >> Constellation re-stages its immensely popular production of The Ramayana. Here's what our critic had... continue reading on DCist
You've ventured into non-air conditioned theaters. You've read our reviews. You've even complained that we've written too many reviews. And now, weeks later, the Capital Fringe Festival is coming to a close. If you've still got Fringe Fever, however, take note: several plays we caught along the way still... continue reading on DCist

