Here is a riddle for you: What do a game of chess and life have in common?* Inside the tidy, rule-driven universe of a chess board, seven-year-old Alice stumbles upon the inexplicable and absurd rules of a new world. Every fledgling chess player will empathize as Alice is met with surprise after surprise in this […]
Tag: Heidi Stillman
Act(s) of God provides no justification for its existence
Actor Kareem Bandealy’s playwriting debut overreaches.
The American Mercy Tour, United Flight 232, and ten more new stage shows
A dual-sided look at health care and an electrifying study of heroism are among this week’s best bets.
American Hwangap, Matt Damon Improv, and 12 more stage and comedy shows to see now
A Korean-American family drama and an all-female Annoyance troupe are among this week’s best bets.
Hnath Fest! Lookingglass and Writers Theatre present works by the same up-and-comer
Lookingglass and Writers Theatre present works by up-and-coming playwright Lucas Hnath, one effective, one coy.
Rick Bayless’s Cascabel prices itself out of its pleasures
Rick Bayless’s Cascabel has priced itself out of the pleasure zone.
It’s the memories that matter in The North China Lover
Deanna Dunagan outshines the central action in Heidi Stillman’s adaptation of The North China Lover.
In Lookingglass Theatre’s Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, the big cat sleeps tonight
Lookingglass Theatre Company presents Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo.
Dutiful Drama
Trust, David Schwimmer’s stage play about online predators, is more case study than compelling story.