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Dirty Blonde – The Little Theatre of Alexandria

Jordan Wright June 8, 2015 Special to The Alexandria Times

Alexandria Guyker (Jo) & Daniel Doeuk – Photos by Matt Liptak

It took more than fluff and fizz to create an icon like Mae West. An iconoclast in the art of sex appeal (even the term was taboo when she started performing on […]

Potted Potter – The Unauthorized Harry Experience at the Lansburgh Theatre

Jordan Wright June 7, 2015 Special to The Alexandria Times

Dan & Jeff – Photos courtesy of Potted Potter

Harry Potter fans went wild last night at Potted Potter – The Unauthorized Harry Experience – A Parody by Dan and Jeff. Daniel Clarkson and Jefferson Turner, the two writers slash performers in […]

Nibbles and Sips Around Town – June 2, 2015

Jordan Wright June 2, 2015

Sushi School; Dine-N-Dash in Penn Quarter; Fabulous Animals Art Exhibition at iCi Bistro; Kaz Okuchi, Bonny Wolf and Yoko Isassi at the National Museum of American History

Back to Class with the Master

It’s been two years since I sat down with Tokyo-born Daisuke Utagawa, owner […]

A Tale of Two Cities – Synetic Theater

Jordan Wright May 22, 2015 Special to The Alexandria Times

Alex Mills as Jerry and Vato Tsikurishvili as Dorian. Photo by Koko Lanham.

An eclectic jumble of flea market collectibles informs Luciana Stecconi’s clever set for Jerry’s one-room flat, in what reads as New York’s East Village. Vintage Ronald Coleman movie posters […]

Cabaret – Signature Theatre

Jordan Wright May 20, 2015 Special to The Alexandria Times

Wesley Taylor (Emcee), Rachel Schur, Jamie Eacker, Colleen Hayes, Maria Rizzo, Jessica Thorne in Cabaret at Signature Theatre. Photo by Margot Schulman.

Willkommen into The MAX for Signature Theatre’s production of Cabaret and you’ll be transported to post World War I Berlin in […]

The Letters – MetroStage

Jordan Wright May 17, 2015 Special to The Alexandria Times

Michael Russotto, Susan Lynskey Photo credit Chris Banks

In 1930’s Russia, privacy was a luxury afforded to no one. Suspicion and accusation were the business of the ‘The State’ and its bureaucracy was vast and unyielding. In The Letters, playwright John W. […]