Synetic in the News
- The Washington Post weighs in on the Host and Guest remount.
- Synetic in Variety
- Synetic at the Helen Hayes Awards - Washington Post
- Synetic At the Helen Hayes - DCist
- Synetic: Growth in Rosslyn Article
REVIEWS
A Misummer Night's Dream
- The Washington Post
- DC Theater Scene
- Washington Times
- DC Examiner
A Swedish Tiger
- The Washington Post
Lysistrata
- The City Paper
- DC Theater Scene
- Potomac Stages
- The Washington Post
Dante
- The City Paper
- The Washington Times
- DCist
- DC Theater Scene
- DC Examiner
- The Washington Examiner
- The Washington Post
- Potomac Stages
Host and Guest (2008)
- The Washington Post
- The City Paper
- The Washington Times
- DCist
- DC Theater Scene
- Potomac Stages
Carmen
- The Washington Post
- The Washington Times
- DC Theater Scene
- The Potomac Stages
- DCist
- The City Paper
Romeo and Juliet
- Washington Post
- The City Paper
- The Washington Examiner
- The Sun-Gazette
- The Potomic Stages
Fall of the House of Usher
- Washington Post
- The Potomic Stages
Macbeth
- The Washington Post
- The Washington Times
- Washington City Paper
- DC Theatre Scene
- DCist
Frankenstein
- The Washington Post
- The Washington Times
- Potomac Stages
Faust
- The Washington Post
- The Washington Times
- Potomac Stages
The Dybbuk
- American Theatre
- The Washington Post (Peter Marks)
- The Washington Post (Lisa Traiger)
- The Washingtonian
- The Curtain Up
Dracula
- The Washington Post
Bohemians
- The Washington Post
- The City Paper
Host and Guest (2004)
- The New York Times
- The Washington Post (Peter Marks)
- The Washington Post (Michael Toscano)
Hamlet...the rest is silence
- The Washington Post
A panel on War and Sexuality follows Lysistrata on April 19th
Synetic Theater announces a panel on War and Sexuality moderated by Elizabeth Van Den Berg of McDaniel College following the 3p.m. performance of Lysistrata on April 19th.
Panelists include
- Matthew Amati, Howard University, PhD of University of Wisconsin at Madison with his dissertation on Stagecraft in Aristophanes
- Arnold Bradford, Georgetown Liberal Studies, PhD of University of Virginia in English Literature with graduate work in art history at George Mason University.
- Derek Goldman, Adaptor/ Director of Synetic Theater’s Lysistrata, Director of Theater and Performance Studies at Georgetown University as well as artistic director of the Davis Performing Arts Center
- Deidra Lawan Starnes, Actress in Synetic Theater’s Lysistrata, 2009 Helen Hayes Award Recipient for Outstanding Lead Actress, Resident Play, MFA in Drama from the University of Connecticut.
Cost: FREE with your ticket to Lysistrata on April 19
Location: Rosslyn Spectrum, 1611 N. Kent Street, Arlington, VA 22209
Order tickets: 800.494.8497 or online
This panel was organized by Meg Maxwell, Synetic Theater
