Writer-director-actor Marcus Salley holds this riveting drama together.
You’ll laugh, scream, and maybe even cry at this dazzling drama.
A fast-paced collection of short plays scripted ahead of time concludes with one written during the show.
Molotov Theatre Group’s latest is not for the faint-hearted.
A play set in Afghanistan should be more nuanced and intellectually stimulating than this one is.
A technically ambitious ode to psychedelic rock falls flat.
Two stories of people trapped in metaphorical boxes strike an uneven tone.
Audience participation, improvisation, and a shattered fourth wall add up to a stellar show.
An oddball historical footnote told in song didn’t live up to its trippy promise.
A one-woman show tells the story of 64 Maryland nurses who went overseas during World War I, a simple concept that benefits from a compelling narrative and solid execution.
