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Woolly Mammoth's Hir and Rick Foucheux's possibly-career-capping Avant Bard King Lear, reviewed.

June 01, 2017Chris Klimek

Emily Townley and Joseph J. Parks in Hir. (Scott Suchman) — Emily Townley and Joseph J. Parks in *Hir*. (Scott Suchman)

My review of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company's "rich and ferven t" production of Taylor Mac's family tragicomedy Hir is in this week's Washington City Paper, along with a shorter one of WSC Avant Bard's latest King Lear — which just might be the swan song of one of DC's most venerable actors, the great Rick Foucheux. Pick up a paper copy for old time's sake.

categories theatre
tags play reviews, WSC Avant Bard, Rick Foucheux, Tom Prewitt, Christopher Henley, Sara Barker, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Taylor Mac, Washington City Paper, William Shakespeare, King Lear, Emily Townley, Mitchell Hebert, Frank Britton

Fear of a Dwarf Planet: Forum's Pluto and WSC's Orlando, reviewed.

March 06, 2014Chris Klimek

David Zimmerman, Jennifer Mendendall, and Kimberly Gilbert in Forum Theatre's Pluto.

NOTICE: My reviews of Steve Yockey's "rolling world premiere" Pluto for Forum Theatre and Sarah Ruhl's adaptation of Virginia Woolf's 1928 novel Orlando at WSC Avant Bard are in today's Washington City Paper, available wherever finer alt-weeklies are given away yadda yadda yadda.

categories theatre
tags play reviews, Forum Theatre, Kimberly Gilbert, Steve Yockey, Michael Dove, Jennifer Mendenhall, Sara Barker, WSC Avant Bard, Virgina Woolf, Sarah Ruhl