One critic loved “Clyde’s” at Studio Theatre; another took in an experimental, if at times confusing, take on “Julius Caesar” (just in time for Ides of March).
Our critic weighs in on the retelling of Irish play “The Playboy of the Western World” from Solas Nua and a story of addiction and recovery at Studio Theatre.
The decades-old theater on 14th Street underwent a massive renovation as part of a $20 million capital project.
The expansive renovation to the Logan Circle theater is slated to be done in early 2022.
The play dramatizes a day or two in the life of two young black men who spend their time hanging out on a street corner.
The project is expected to be completed in spring 2021.
The vivid drama by Dominique Morisseau masterfully depicts what (and who) is at stake in the battle to raise and educate America’s young black men.
Studio Theatre’s dark comedy explores racism, sexism, and corporate culture at a beauty startup.
The 1960s-set play unfolds as a game of escalating brinkmanship between its two polar leads.
The three characters spend the entire play trying to suss out one another’s intentions, as something looms right outside.
