Godspell

By Ronnie Ruff

Way back in 1970 John Michael Tebelak, Godspell’s writer, attended Easter Sunday church services and left feeling depressed. He was quoted at the time as “feeling the stone was being rolled to close the tomb instead of opening it.” On the way home, the police stopped him and searched for drugs because of [...]

Agnes Of God

by Walter Ruff

John Pielmeier’s Agnes of God is a sensitive disturbing and electrifying play being revived in a new production at The DC Arts Center by Omaemoda Productions over twenty years after its original Broadway run. A new born baby has been found dead, umbilical cord wrapped about its neck, in a trash can in [...]

The Intelligent Design of The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow

by Noelle D. Wilson

Did you read the title? Gosh, I’m almost too clever for my own good. Speaking of cleverness (I do the very best segue ways, too), there really is something remarkably intelligent about The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow. And while a person ought to expect a thoroughly synapse-popping experience during an evening [...]