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A Riveting and Relevant Reimagining of Othello Starring Wendell Pierce and Directed by Simon Godwin at STC’s Harman Hall Othello Shakespeare Theatre Company Jordan Wright June 16, 2026
Ben Turner (Iago) and Wendell Pierce (Othello) in Othello at Shakespeare Theatre Company (Photo/Teresa Castracane).
Iago to Othello, “O, beware, my lord, […]
A Stunner of a Dramedy at Shakespeare Theatre Company Stars Downton Abbey Patriarch Hugh Bonneville in this Simon Godwin Directed Uncle Vanya
Uncle Vanya Shakespeare Theatre Company Jordan Wright April 4, 2025 Special to The Zebra
4 The cast of Uncle Vanya at Shakespeare Theatre Company. Photo by DJ Corey Photography.
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Kennedy Center’s Funny Girl Has All the Razzamatazz of the Original
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Jordan Wright July 5, 2022
Katerina McCrimmon as Fanny Brice (Photo/Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade)
If you hadn’t noticed before, revivals are having a moment. Merrily We Roll […]
Swept Away at Arena Stage Features Music by Grammy Winners The Avett Brothers in a Dark Tale on the High Seas
Swept Away Arena Stage December 11, 2023 Jordan Wright Special to The Zebra
Stark Sands (Big Brother), John Gallagher, Jr. (Mate), Wayne Duvall (Captain), and Adrian Blake Enscoe […]
Jordan Wright May 8, 2019
It’s been many moons since I was immersed in Greek mythology and the travails of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra who lived together in marital discord in what the prophetess Cassandra called, “the house of spite”. The tragedy of their lives is a frightfully gruesome allegory from Aeschylus’s original trilogy written […]
Jordan WrightSeptember 17, 2018
Playwright Gretchen Law’s political, darkly comic drama is a starkly drawn love letter to comedian activist, Dick Gregory. It reminds us of Gregory’s take-no-prisoners battle against racism and America’s dark past and its current treatment of indigent African-Americans. I use the term ‘African-American’ though you won’t hear Gregory […]
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