Review: ‘A Wonderful Life: The Musical’ by Third Wall Productions
It was an enjoyable time last night seeing all the hard work Third Wall’s cast put into A Wonderful Life: The Musical. The show...
Review: ‘Lookingglass Alice’ at Baltimore Center Stage
Throughout December, visitors entering the Baltimore Center Stage lobby will immediately notice the strange goings-on and the Wonderland-like atmosphere bestowed upon the venue. Over...
Review: ‘Private Confessions’ at The Kennedy Center
How might one react to finding and reading their mother’s diary after her death? Did she purposely leave the diary so it would be...
Review: ‘Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play’ at Cohesion Theatre Company
What better venue for a production of Anne Washburn’s Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play – an ensemble piece set in a dystopian future where...
Review: ‘The Lion King’ at the Hippodrome Theatre
The Lion King is epic. It is so full of throat-tightening spectacle and aural splendor that Baltimore’s grand Hippodrome Theatre can appear at times...
Interview: Submersive Productions Co-Artistic Directors GLENN RICCI and URSULA MARCUM on...
In April of this year, I wrote:
Submersive Productions has outdone itself with its new production, H.T. Darling’s Incredible Musaeum presents: The Treasures of New...
Review: ‘You Don’t Know Jack’ at Charm City Fringe Festival
MAP Underground, the 14 Karat Cabaret performance space in the basement of the Bromo Arts District’s Maryland Art Place, was the perfect venue to...
In the Moment: Arena Stage and USO “Annual Military Thanksgiving”
It is a season of thanksgiving and spending time with family and friends. But, untold numbers of D.C. and Baltimore area military families spend the...
Interview: ‘Dandy Darkly’s Myth Mouth!’ Creator and Performance Artist Neil Arthur...
It’s a bit of an understatement that Fringe festivals lead you to encounter some very interesting people. Every now and then you run into...
Review: ‘The Structure of Us’ at Charm City Fringe Festival
The last time I was in NYC, I visited the Rubin Museum; there was an that exhibit allowed you to listen to different Buddhist...
Review: ‘Fruit of the Sea’ at Charm City Fringe Festival
FLORIDA MAN DRESSES UP 13-FT ALLIGATOR IN NOVELTY HAT AND SUNGLASSES FOR HALLOWEEN.
News stories about the tragic exploits of Florida Man and Florida...
Review: ‘Smack ‘Em in the Snout’ at Charm City Fringe Festival
Confession: I saw the audition notices for Smack ‘Em in the Snout, written and directed by Rufus Drawlings, a few months ago and I...
Review: ‘You’re in Danger’ at Charm City Fringe Festival
You’re in Danger, written and performed by Lucius Robinson, is an absolute delight for those who enjoy creepy tales. Lucius commits fully to the...
Review: ‘The Pink Hulk’ at Charm City Fringe Festival
The Pink Hulk, written and performed by Valerie David and directed by Padraic Lillis, with artwork by Rebecca Kalant, is not your typical sad...
Review: ‘Origin of Species’ at The Strand Theater
You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today
And then one day you find, ten years have got behind...
Interview: Michael Brush & Zachary Michel of Charm City Fringe Fest...
DC Theater Arts was excited to speak to Charm City Fringe Festival founders Zach Michel and Michael Brush last week at the Lexington Market....
Interview: Nine Dollar Bill Theatre, performing ‘THEM’ at the Charm City...
The Sixth Annual Charm City Fringe Festival, running through November 12 in the Bromo Arts District, has a ton of fantastic stuff happening. One...
Review: ‘Magnificent Machines & Astonishing Tales’ at Charm City Fringe Festival
Steampunk fans! Your moment has arrived on the deck of a time traveling airship in Night Watch Paradox’s Magnificent Machines & Astonishing Tales. With...
Review: ‘Godly Chaos’ at Charm City Fringe Festival
Oh, gosh. What to say about Godly Chaos? This show, produced by QuaQuaQua, is highly ambitious. It takes place, primarily, on a large screen...
Review: ‘Cody Clark: A Different Way of Thinking’ at Charm City...
Cody Clark is obsessed with magic. At the start of Cody Clark: A Different Way of Thinking, the audience is handed a Rubik's cube...