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See Your Stories Made into Theater: Center Stage’s “Wright Now Play Later” Project Starts...
See Your Stories Made Into Theater: Center Stage’s Wright Now Play Later Starts TODAY
Today, Monday, October 10, 2016, Center Stage is taking the next...
Review: ‘Ruthless! The Musical’ at Creative Cauldron
Ruthless! The Musical, Creative Cauldron’s season opener, offers a night of supersized camp and comedy.
Ruthless! debuted Off-Broadway in 1992 with music by Marvin Laird...
Review: ‘The Birds’ at Curio Theatre Company, in Philadelphia
When you think of The Birds, you probably think of Tippi Hedren running for her life through the streets of a California town –...
Review: ‘The Emperor Jones’ at South Camden Theatre Company in Camden, New Jersey
Imagine the shock of the Provincetown Players of 1920 when they received the script for The Emperor Jones. The play contains a monumental role for...
Review: ‘The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane’ at Imagination Stage By Julia Exline
Imagination Stage presents The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, a stage adaptation Kate DiCamillio's award-winning novel. The story follows a china toy rabbit through...
Review: ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’ at The Kennedy Center
The national tour of the critically-acclaimed, five-time Tony Award-winning production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time made its sojourn to...
Review: “Volcanes: Cuentos de El Salvador (Volcanoes: Tales of El Salvador)” at GALA Hispanic...
Cornelia Cody’s Volcanes: Cuentos de El Salvador is the latest offering of GALA Hispanic Theatre’s GALita children’s theater.
Volcanes centers on a Salvadoran family split...
Review: ‘Bat Boy: The Musical’ at Montgomery College
Director Matt Bassett, a faculty member of Montgomery College, in choosing Bat Boy: The Musical to direct, chose to examine, “how someone who doesn’t...
Review: The Gary Bartz Quartet at The Kennedy Center Jazz Club
The KC Jazz Club opened its 14th season last Friday with a soul-tossing river of jazz.
Gary Bartz starts the evening with a prayer: "Sadness...
Review: ‘Comic Potential’ at McLean Community Players
Playwright Sir Alan Ayckbourn is well known in England, but less so here in the states. A prolific playwright with over seventy plays to...
Review: ‘Zombie Prom’ at Unexpected Stage
With Halloween drifting in the cool, autumn air, Zombie Prom, as directed by Unexpected Stage Company Co-Producing Director Christopher Goodrich, and with Book and...
Review: ‘A Matter of Perspective’ at Live Garra Theatre
Is he or is he not guilty? That is the question to be answered in Live Garra Theatre's production of A Matter of Perspective,...
Review: ‘Murder on the Nile’ at Stockton PAC, in Galloway, NJ
Aquila Theatre is an NYC based theater company that has a passion to reenvision what a classic play is and expand the theatre canon....
Round House Theatre and Olney Theatre Center Present ‘After Orlando’ Tomorrow, 10/10 @7 PM:...
Round House Theatre and Olney Theatre Center, in association with Missing Bolts Productions Inc. (Blair Baker & Zac Kline artistic directors) and NoPassport Theatre...
Review: The Gary Bartz Quartet at The Kennedy Center Jazz Club
The KC Jazz Club opened its 14th season last Friday with a soul-tossing river of jazz.
Gary Bartz starts the evening with a prayer: "Sadness...
In the Moment: The Arts Council of Fairfax County’s Arts Awards Announced
Celebrating outstanding achievements, leadership, and support to the arts in Fairfax County, the Cities of Fairfax and Falls Church, Virginia, the Arts Council of...
Review: ‘Evil Dead The Musical’ at Red Branch Theatre Company
Evil Dead: The Musical is ideal for those theatergoers who always found The Rocky Horror Show just too darned serious. No need to give...
Film Review: ‘Denial’
Denial opens with an infuriating exchange between Deborah Lipstadt, an academic who is on a speaking tour to support her book, Denying the Holocaust,...
Fringe Encore Series Review: ‘Opera Mouse’ at SoHo Playhouse in NYC
An engaging storyteller, a gifted soprano, and a natural with children, Melanie Gall brings her warmth, talent, and stage presence to the Fringe Encore...
‘The Other Place’ at Walnut Street Theatre Independence Studio on 3 in Philadelphia
The Other Place seems at first like a straightforward drama: Juliana, a brilliant and highly esteemed 59-year-old scientist, is beginning to suffer from memory...