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Bed Snake

Every Mon., Thu., Fri., Sat., Sun. from May 11 until May 28

Created by Washington Ensemble Theatre's Noah Benezra and Hannah Victoria Franklin, Bed Snake takes just 70 minutes to work its malevolent magic, a...

Opening Nights: Bed Snake

By Kevin Phinney | Wed, May 16, 2012

If you liked WET's retrofuturistic '80s MTV tribute Robopop! two years ago, you'll be eager to see this welding of horror movie and hard-core rap. This musical dramedy is another premiere from the company's Noah Benezra and Hannah Victoria Frankli... More »
Stuck

By | Wed, March 28, 2012

Ennui's a bitch in Jessica Hatlo's new play. Its central conceit—based on actual events—is of a heroine so terrified of real life that she retreats to the squalid familiarity of the bathroom in the apartment she shares with her boyfriend. In the h... More »
Opening Nights: Stuck

By Kevin Phinney | Wed, March 28, 2012

Ennui's a bitch in Jessica Hatlo's new play. Its central conceit—based on actual events—is a heroine so terrified of real life that she retreats to the squalid familiarity of the bathroom in the apartment she shares with her boyfriend. In the hand... More »
Opening Nights: The Callers

By Kevin Phinney | Wed, January 25, 2012

Camp is not just a summer destination, as the talented WET ensemble proves all too painfully in The Callers, the troupe's first attempt at an original musical (leaving aside Robopop, its 2010 homage to '80s music videos). Remember those episodes o... More »
Opening Nights: The Mormon Bird Play

By Kevin Phinney | Wed, November 09, 2011

The Mormon Bird Play is too clever for itself by half. Where this WET premiere aspires to be poetic and lyrical, it is instead turgid and exclusionary. Where it ought to provide insight, it substitutes allegory. The result is one dead bird and muc... More »