Reviews

The Washington Post: August: Osage County
Packed with dysfunctional-family melodrama and satisfying zingers, “August: Osage County” chronicles the clashes and revelations...
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DC Theatre Scene: August: Osage County
This play is in three acts, and is three hours and forty minutes long. When...
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DC Metro Theater Arts: August: Osage County
The Keegan Theatre is presenting a production of this play that is nothing short of...
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Metro Weekly: August:Osage County
The lesson: Call your mother and father more often.
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MD Theatre Guide: August: Osage County
Keegan Theatre’s August: Osage County is a Washington production well-worth seeing: a three-act Greek trilogy...
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BroadwayWorld.com: An Interview with Mark A. Rhea
"If home is where the heart is, Mark A. Rhea’s heart is in the right...
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PLAYBILL.com: Spring Awakening Photo Gallery
Washington DC's Keegan Theatre presents the Tony Award winning Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater musical...
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BroadwayWorld.com: Spring Awakening
Don’t let its title fool you – the Tony Award-winning musical SPRING AWAKENING, playing now...
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Washington City Paper: Cuchullain
Cuchullain is the third effort by Belfast playwright Rosemary Jenkinson to make its world premiere...
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The Washington Times: Cuchullain
It takes great acting to pull off a short, intense drama like this.
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The Washington Post: Spring Awakening
"spirited and affecting...taut and stirringly acted .... the package as a whole is so effective."
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The Washington Post: Cuchullain
...in Rosemary Jenkinson’s world-premiere play “Cuchullain,” an endearingly impulsive and foul-mouthed modern 19-year-old ingests drugs...
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