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The fall theater season has brought several shows about women surviving trauma—and reclaiming their stories.
The fall theater season has brought several shows about women surviving trauma—and reclaiming their stories.
The body-positive burlesque-inspired hive of performance queens fills the Den.
The sight gags score, but the music falls short in this spoof/homage of the Wachowskis’ sci-fi classic.
Adult children confront the past and future lives of their aging parents over lunch.
Sitting through this play is like spending an hour and a half with a Greenpeace volunteer on the street.
Cornmeal mush is his madeleine.
The onstage taxi has a dramatic backstory.
It doesn’t quite ring true, but it’s still a successful work comedy.
Like the black experience, the show is messy, fun, shocking, and unpredictable.
The script’s strict logic is its greatest weakness.
Firebrand’s production features fearless, fantastic singers.
The World Music Festival wraps up and more happenings around town.
The “shared hallucinations” feel like real illusions.
Playwright Kristin Idaszak weaves together horrors real and imagined.
Bump J at the Promontory and more goings on 8/20-8/24.
