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Sophia Howes

Sophia Howes

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Writer, DC Theater Arts

Fairfax

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  • Portait of a plucky painter in 'Sofonisba' at Washington Stage Guild

    By Sophia Howes, Callie Kimball| DC Theater Arts@ At first in WSG’s irresistible comedy, Sofonisba Anguissola (Amanda Tudor) is under interrogation. The stern but in his own eyes fair Bishop Espinoza (Peter Boyer) is gauging her possible fitness as a lady-in-waiting to Queen Isabel (O’Malley Steuerman) at the 16th-century Spanish court of the Catholic Philip II (Gabriel Alejandro). Philip, who once was married to the late Queen Mary, sister of Elizabeth I, now has a teenage French Queen who will need sensitive attendants.

    By Sophia Howes, Callie Kimball · DC Theater Arts

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • 'Uncle Vanya' at Shakespeare Theatre Company is wildly enjoyable

    By Sophia Howes| DC Theater Arts@ Uncle Vanya, directed by Simon Godwin, and co-produced by STC and the Berkeley Repertory Company, is an indispensable production. The author is Anton Chekhov, the Russian literary genius who died at the tragically early age of 44. It is the story of one of those unanticipated shocks that can rip a family apart. In the hands of Godwin’s incandescent cast, it is sometimes poignant, sometimes frightening, sometimes irresistibly comic. Vanya is the perfect play for our Alice in Wonderland era.

    By Sophia Howes · DC Theater Arts

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Mr. and Mrs. Frankenstein go to battle over AI in STC Mock Trial

    By Sophia Howes| DC Theater Arts@ WARNING: This court report is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental or stolen from Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (1818). We could all use a good laugh at this point, and STC is here to save the day. The Mock Trial 2025, which took place at the High Court of Transylvania (also known as the Harman Theatre), was a hilarious homage to Mary Shelley, AI, and most of all, the rule of law.

    By Sophia Howes · DC Theater Arts

    Mar. 24, 2025

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