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When They Stop Looking at Us: Fairview, reviewed.
Chinna Palmer in the Woolly production of Fairview. (Teresa Castracane)
When I saw Woolly Mammoth Theater Company’s production of Jackie Sibblies Drury’s We Are Proud to Present... in 2014, it was the worst show I’d ever seen. Five-and-a-half years later, it still is. So to say that I liked Woolly’s new production of Fairview, Drury’s Pulitzer Prize-winner that made its debut last year, better…
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The Panties, the Profit, and The Partner, reviewed. Kimberly Gilbert, Carson Elrod, and Turna Mete in The Profit. (Carol Rosegg) For your Washington City Paper,
Sisters of No Mercy: Three Sisters and No Sisters, reviewed. Studio Theatre is putting on a ballsy experiment for the next month or so, running a new production of…
Monica West and Sasha Olnick as Ella and Vanya (C. Stanley Photography)
Monica West and Sasha Olnick as Ella and Vanya (C. Stanley Photography)
Monica West & Judith Ingber as Ella & Sonia (C. Stanley Photography)
Sad to the Bone: Eric Hissom and Judith Ingber as Astor and Sonia. (C. Stanley Photography)
The company of “Life Sucks, or the Present Ridiculous” (C. Stanley Photography)
John Lescault & Naomi Jacobson as the Professor and Babs (C. Stanley Photography)
I was excited to see Life Sucks, writer-director Aaron Posner‘s new variation on Anton Chekhov‘s Uncle Vanya, because my love for Stupid Fucking Bird, Posner’s 2013 gloss on The Seagull, was mean and true. And because I tend to like almost everything Posner does. My review is in today’s Washington City Paper.
FURTHER READING: My June 2013 review of Stupid Fucking Bird. And my August 2011 review of the Sydney Theatre Company’s Uncle Vanya, starring Cate Blanchett and Hugo Weaving.
Reality Chekhov: Life Sucks, or the Present Ridiculous, reviewed. I was excited to see Life Sucks, writer-director Aaron Posner's new variation on Anton Chekhov…
Sue Jin Song, Kimberly Gilbert, Dawn Ursula (Stan Barouh)
Gavin Lawrence and Kimberly Gilbert (Stan Barouh)
Kimberly Gilbert and James Konicek (Stan Barouh)
My review of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company‘s production of David Adjmi‘s Marie Antoinette, starring the great Kimberly Gilbert, is in today’s Washington City Paper, available wherever finer alt-weeklies are given away for free.
Wig Time: Marie Antoinette, reviewed. My review of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company's production of David Adjmi's Marie Antoinette, starring the great…
The Hercules Higgins Award
Acting is a pretty physical activity, requiring a lot of different parts to move and function at the same time. Sometimes it's a herculean effort ... sometimes it requires the linguistic dexterity of 'enry 'iggins.
Our Hercules Higgins Award goes to our very own Kimberly Gilbert, for two feats that go above and beyond the normal requirements of an actor.
Mega Super Quick Change ... ON A REVOLVE!
The Religion Thing, Theater J
... and ...
She Spoke in a Made-Up Language!
You for Me for You, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
We salute you!
