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Metro Weekly Review: HAND TO GOD
First, let’s give a hand to the performer in Keegan Theatre’s Hand to God who spends most of Robert Askins’ raucous comedy with his fist inserted firmly up another performer...
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MD Theatre Guide Review: HAND TO GOD
Robert Askins’ “Hand to God” had its Broadway debut in 2015 and picked up several Tony nominations including Best Play. Part satire and part laugh-out-loud look at some deeply entrenched...
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Broadway World Review: HAND TO GOD
The audacious and lively play Hand to God is a daring and yet, an oddly compelling and textured meditation, on society’s hypocrisies set within a more intimate framework of five...
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DC Theater Arts Review: HAND TO GOD
There’s something a little slithery about the way Drew Sharpe maneuvers his sleeve-and-stick orange puppet Tyrone in the first moments of Hand to God at Keegan Theatre, even before it...
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Announcing the Cast and Team of Tony-Nominated Comedy HAND TO GOD
January 7, 2025: The Keegan Theatre is pleased to announce the cast and team of the acclaimed dark comedy, HAND TO GOD by Robert Askins. A “furiously funny” (Variety) Obie...
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MD Theatre Guide Review: AN IRISH CAROL 2024
If theatre is indeed a reflection of society and offers insights into the culture of a place and its people, then what does Keegan Theatre’s An Irish Carol reveal? Set...
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Broadway World Review: AN IRISH CAROL 2024
Of the too-many stage variations of Charles Dickens’ Scrooge story this time of year, the one that’s found its place in my cold, black heart is the Keegan Theatre’s An...
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DC Theater Arts Review: AN IRISH CAROL 2024
Some plays just get better with age. An Irish Carol, now in its 14th year at DC’s Keegan Theatre, is one of those gems. When I first saw Matthew J....
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Announcing the Cast and Team of AN IRISH CAROL 2024
November 14, 2024: The Keegan Theatre is pleased to announce the 2024 cast and team of Matthew J. Keenan’s AN IRISH CAROL, Keegan’s own holiday tradition returning for its 14th...
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Washington City Paper Review: THE WOMAN IN BLACK
There’s something a little spooky (but not scary) about the 1700 stretch of Church Street NW. Maybe it’s the closed-in nature of the block, bounded by 18th Street on one...
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Broadway World Review: THE WOMAN IN BLACK
Audiences are first greeted by the Victorian-inspired set, designed by the director [Josh Sticklin] and dressed by Cindy Landrum Jacobs. It immediately set the atmosphere for the show and was...
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DC Theater Arts Review: THE WOMAN IN BLACK
For a self-professed ghost story, The Woman in Black starts with something unexpected: jokes. For nearly the first 10 minutes, the play is legitimately funny and lighthearted, with little to...
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