‘The Turn of the Screw’ knows how to make you jump
Elemental Theatre's production of Jeffrey Hatcher’s ghost story is a taut two-person thriller.
Elemental Theatre's production of Jeffrey Hatcher’s ghost story is a taut two-person thriller.
A racist ghost demands fealty from a Black couple in this creepy tale.
Arvada Center’s sprightly production embraces Neil Simon’s 1960s comedy as a charming period piece.
Vintage Theatre’s [title of show] is a funny, intimate look at the messy process of making a musical.
Lauren Yee's Yiddish-tinged fable, in its Colorado premiere, asks what we owe the people we love.
BETC’s 110-minute drama centers grief and companionship in a well-acted evening of haunting stories.
Kirsten Wilson’s No Contract finds piercing truths about dementia but runs nearly three hours and loses its theatrical shape.
The editor of DC's leading theatre site explains what the Kennedy Center means to Washington, what's become of it and why the DC theatre scene is definitely worth the trip.
A solo performance staged just three days after shoulder surgery becomes a aptivating night of theatre.
Karen Zacarías’ Colorado premiere finds real feeling and big laughs in a whirlwind of mistaken identities.
Theatre Artibus and the GES Coalition present a free, one-night participatory performance Sept. 25 at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance.
For its upcoming 'Bad Theater Night,' One Night Stand Theater’s Jim O’Leary and playwrights Linda Berry and Vanessa Bowie talk backstage disasters, audiences behaving badly and the joys of writing short.