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Washington Jewish Week: Parade
The old South and the new collide in the haunting and disconcertingly timely musical “Parade,” in a taut and spare production by Washington’s Keegan Theatre ... a must-see.
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Broadway World: PARADE
Co-directed with precision by Christina A. Coakley and Susan Marie Rhea, Keegan's PARADE keeps the staging simple and imaginative, cutting away clutter and using only the barest of props and...
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DC Metro Theatre Arts Review #2: Parade
The Keegan Theatre’s current production of Parade is a wholly transformative piece of theater that made me not only forgot myself but my surroundings. I don’t like to throw the...
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DC Theatre Scene: Parade
Keegan’s Parade is well worth seeing, a bold reminder, as if we needed one, of America’s habitual self-crippling bigotries as well as its better angels.
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DC Metro Theatre Arts: PARADE
An intriguing musical piece of consequential historical value, Keegan Theatre’s production of the Award-winning musical PARADE is unapologetically dark and honest. Based on actual events, the musical follows the struggles...
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Keegan Presents Award-Winning Musical PARADE, Opening March 11
The Keegan Theatre presents PARADE, the Tony Award-winning musical by acclaimed playwright Alfred Uhry and composer Jason Robert Brown about a miscarriage of justice in early 20th-century Georgia, when a...
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Keegan in the News: Washington Post
Keegan Theatre harvested 16 Helen Hayes nominations, powered by revivals of the recent rock musicals “Next to Normal” (eight) and “American Idiot” (five).
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The Washington Post: HAMLETTE
Keegan Theatre has always done plays for adults, often showcasing Irish writers and themes. Now it’s launching a youth program whose three-part title, PLAY-RAH-KA, also has Gaelic roots: (a) revelry,...
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DC Metro Theater Arts: HAMLETTE
Hamlette is a family-friendly take on what has become one of the most frequently interpreted plays by the Bard. It has a little something for everyone, giving us an idea...
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MD Theatre Guide: Mack, Beth
Does the curse of the Scottish play still apply when the play is stylized “Mack (comma) Beth”? If the audience’s reception is any indication, I would say no. Keegan Theatre...
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DC Metro Theatre Arts: Mack, Beth
Chris Stezin’s adaptation of Macbeth, presented by Director Matt Ripa at The Keegan Theatre, is a daring attempt to bring one of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies into the modern day...
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Keegan welcomes young audiences with Hamlette
Keegan Theatre’s new Theatre for Young Audiences program, PLAY-RAH-KA, opens its second production, Hamlette by Allison K Williams, directed by Ricky Drummond, this Saturday at 11 am for four performances...
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