Interviews and Features

Holiday joy is on the way in the company's 'Christmas Revels: Celtic Crossroads.'

Commissioning an original work is a "big deal" for a small classical ensemble, but after playing a few of Angulo's compositions, harpist Michelle Lundy took the plunge and asked Angulo to write something new for the trio she formed in 2007.

A frank conversation with the eminent artist about being 'chased by race' and an exclusive excerpt from his inspiring new memoir, 'My Own Directions.'

Marking the company's 50th anniversary, a gallery of costumes, photos, and other items celebrates their variety and talents over the years.

Each 'Ask Me Anything: Changemakers' show bounces off a chat with a local leader who is working to make the world a better place.

Mona Golabek delivers a tour de force performance in the musical memoir ‘The Pianist of Willesden Lane.'

'I want to create theater for people to see themselves on stage...a world where diversity thrives.'

In a monthly series entitled 'The Companies We Keep,' DC Theater Arts spotlights the good and beneficial work done by theater companies in the DC region. This series is made possible by a generous grant from the Wendi Winters Memorial Foundation.

The junior at Winston Churchill High balances headlining roles, school, and volunteer work while blossoming into one of the region’s leading high school thespians.

The actor talks about his indelible performance and his personal connection to the role.

A candid conversation with the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of 'Cost of Living' now on Broadway and 'Sanctuary City' now playing at Arena Stage.

Abel López, GALA’s associate producing director, and Edwin Aparicio, festival creator and curator, tell what to expect.

The DC-based actor shares the challenges of performing in a national tour.

'There is something primal about horror, something audiences can't escape.'

An upfront and personal conversation with the new artistic director of DC’s longest-running children’s theater.

In a monthly series entitled 'The Companies We Keep,' DC Theater Arts spotlights the good and beneficial work done by theater companies in the DC region. This series is made possible by a generous grant from the Wendi Winters Memorial Foundation.

So popular is she that dance shoe company LaDuca named a shoe after her.

National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre Founder Alex Zavistovich on growing a theater company from DC's Capital Fringe Festival, to Baltimore and the world

A conversation with playwright Ari Roth and dramaturg Debbie Minter Jackson previews 'My Calamitous Affair with the Minister of Culture and Censorship.'

Artistic Director Karin Rosnizeck dishes about Albert and Mileva's bad romance.