Our critics offer theater reviews on a buzzy edition of “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” a girl power musical banger, and a musical by the writer of “Rent.”
The National Building Museum’s summer programming takes audience members inside the mystical world of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
Aaron Posner adds bell bottoms and the Rolling Stones to one of Shakespeare’s lowest-stakes plays.
It will play host to Folger Theatre’s production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
Folger Theatre takes on the coming-of-age story—with some choreographed dancing thrown in.
Credit must be given to the writer who walked so Nora Ephron could run: the one and only William Shakespeare.
Imagine “A Star is Born,” plopped in Restoration England.
This Restoration-era adaptation has extra scenes, beefed-up roles for women, and a Baroque soundtrack.
This Shakespeare tragedy packs in enough drama, comedy, and romance to keep a diverse audience happy.
This is a production worth donating your time to.
