Our critics check out a comedic romp at Round House, a one-woman show at Theater J and a play that touches on abortion themes from Solas Nua. See what they recommend.

With most theatergoers unable to visit venues in person, performers and producers have found new storytelling angles.

It’s one of many local companies getting creative now that they’re facing months of canceled shows.

The musical won a slew of Tonys on Broadway, but struggles to find its footing here.

The Off-Broadway play, now at Round House Theatre, tells the story of two girls in a race to be crowned Miss Ghana 1986.

This satire of the self-help industry offers a compelling overarching conceit that, sadly, doesn’t lead to a grand, unified statement.

This ambitious Round House and Olney Theatre production matches the scope of one of the seminal works of modern theater.

Gregory Wooddell talks about acting of all types and preparing for his latest role in Tennessee Williams’ iconic play.

Round House Theatre’s attention-grabbing adaptation of The Odyssey is set in Civil War-era America, but speaks volumes about the state of the country today.

Something mystical may be at work in this gentle, comedic drama at Round House Theatre.