DC Theatre Scene: HAIR
Flower power is in full bloom at the Keegan Theatre and it’s pretty damn groovy.
Flower power is in full bloom at the Keegan Theatre and it’s pretty damn groovy.
HAIR has some very dark moments, but the joyful exuberance of the cast and the celebration of love and life more than make up for them.
You expect a ragged vibe in “Cabaret,” and Keegan gives it to you — with feeling.
In sum, this production rises to the challenge in nearly every way. It’s one to be seen.
Directors Christina Coakley and Michael Innocenti have successfully provided DC with a piece of genuinely excellent theatre.
As Keegan Theatre prepares for a face-lift renovation of their space on Church Street, it’s clear this is a theatre that has a vision and both the talent and the chops to make powerful theatre happen.
The Keegan Theatre’s astounding Cabaret is well-worth visiting! So come to this Cabaret my friends…
A night in Berlin on the eve of the Nazis’ rise to power doesn’t exactly sound like a good time, but for the delinquent souls at the Kit Kat Club, the party goes on . . . for the time being, at least.
The Keegan Theatre’s run is not your typical theatrical experience or the one that the Glee generation might be accustomed to…
“There are moments of great joy in discovering that our combined ideas work in execution. Then there are moments when you think, ‘I wonder what would happen if I put this pillow over your face and hold it there.’ Being able to go home and have an open debate about aspects of the show is a benefit. …”
Learn about the productions that are currently playing and coming up next at Keegan.
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