Fool for a Client  Reviewed by Janice Cane Who knew fraud was funny? For most people, it probably isn’t – especially not when it means facing 225 years in federal prison. But Mark Whitney saw his financial nightmare as an opportunity to fulfill a dream – to represent himself at trial.

The President’s New Clothes  by Leslie Weisman  A timely political take on Hans Christian Andersen’s timeless tale of the clueless monarch, “The President’s New Clothes” has been updated for the fourth time since its inception at the height of the Watergate scandal. 

Dizzy Miss Lizzie’s Roadside Revue — The Orestia Reviewed by Steven McKnight To see Dizzy Miss Lizzie’s Roadside Review, get there early to have a drink, find a good seat (the shows are selling out), and generally enjoy the whole DMLRR experience. 

Good Enough for Government Work   Reviewed by Tim Treanor  Mean-spirited, stupid and staggeringly unfunny, Good Enough for Government Work is not good enough for anyone.

The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband  by Miranda Hall   Everything starts with bang. Marriages. Affairs. Divorces. Dinner parties. Plays. How everything ends, however, and what follows the jump-start, is less than thrilling.

Iconicity  Anthony Sanford Jr.   Iconicity is the most enjoyable trip through history through photography one could ever hope to experience.

Revolutionary! Isadora Duncan’s Words, Music, Dance  by Miranda Hall  If a Virginia Woolf novel enrolled in a beginner’s dance class, it might resemble this Word Dance Theater’s production. Stepping into the cedar-soaked Forum of the Shakespeare Theatre’s Harman Center, one enters a sanctuary of sylphs in silk

On the Sly  Reviewed by Steven McKnight This is an amusing play that provides an interesting twist on the story of The Taming of the Shrew.  If you enjoy classic farce, On the Sly is a charming and polished little jewel.

Coriolanus  Reviewed by Steven McKnight Coriolanus is one of the more difficult Shakespeare plays due to its static plot and an unlikeable protagonist.  While the Rude Mechanicals don’t entirely work it out, their streamlined modern production is competent and entertaining. 

Abe Lincoln: A One Man Show    Reviewed by Tim Treanor It seems difficult to believe, given the rolling thunder of his prose, but Abe Lincoln was not a particularly good speaker.

Mothers of Invention  by Miranda Hall Cheese made from breast milk? An apple that annihilates acne? Bananas to make your nails grow? Be sure to save room for Laura Poe’s rich and highly inventive one-woman show,

The Naked Party  Reviewed by Tim Treanor  Fringe? Fringe? Man, this is the definition of Fringe: