Review: Netflix’s ‘Rodney King’ is a powerful, tragic performance The Spike Lee-directed one-man show is evidence of Netflix’s variety. Patrick Basler May 1, 2017
Review: In ‘Fun Home,’ a beautiful balance between humor and heart The Broadway hit arrived at National Theatre last week. Michael Errigo April 24, 2017
Review: ‘S-Town’ is audio storytelling at its finest The new podcast from the team behind ‘Serial’ has become a phenomenon for a reason. Michael Errigo April 5, 2017
Review: At Signature, ‘Mrs. Miller Does Her Thing’ and we’re glad for it The world premiere of James Lapine’s newest play was funny and thought-provoking. Taylor Stokes March 12, 2017
Review: In ‘The Amish Project,’ a conversation about moving on The Clarice’s latest offering centers on a 2006 Amish school shooting. Lillian Andemicael March 1, 2017
Hirshhorn’s ecstatic ‘Infinity Mirrors’ cannot be contained So immersive, demanding and enthralling a show does not do well to dwell within walls. Evan Berkowitz February 21, 2017
Review: Experimental comedy popera ‘Now I’m Fine’ entertains at The Clarice Ahamefule J. Oluo’s unique show possesses the ability to connect to a wide range of audiences. Jarod Golub February 20, 2017
At The Clarice, ‘Being Earnest’ is as important as ever Unconventional casting gives this oft-revived play a fresh feel. Jarod Golub February 15, 2017
Review: Olney Theatre Center’s ‘Sweeney Todd’ is chilling but lacks something It’s tough to fully capture the intensity of the demon barber’s tale. Taylor Stokes February 8, 2017
Review: The ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ soundtrack powerfully vocalizes teen struggles The soundtrack is powerful, meaningful and, above all, great in the moment. Hannah Yasharoff February 5, 2017