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To judge by social media, love and madness are a thing. Here are a few choice examples now making the rounds in the meme-osphere: “Love...

There comes a moment early in Act One when Raymond, a young man who left his family in Rwanda to learn film making at...

It is intriguing to see a work in progress that has real merit. Sandra Kamman's Duir-wyyd: The Dreamer’s Doorway, a play with music, straddles time...

Unexplored Interior (This is Rwanda: The Beginning and End of the Earth), the production launching the inaugural season of Mosaic Theater Company of DC,...

Somebody must have rung a bell and instructed judges at all international music competitions to start awarding prizes to young classical musicians who already...

I first saw Johnna Adams's World Builders this summer, when it premiered at the Contemporary American Theatre Festival in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. I was...

I left Winners and Losers thinking, Wow, there’s more here than meets the eye. Or, as one of the performers said in an interview,...

The New Millennium Howard Players' mission is to present "Compelling, cathartic theater from the African American cultural perspective that will touch spirits, challenge thought,...

Tony Award-winning (City of Angels) Broadway, concert, and cabaret artist Randy Graff dazzled the crowd Friday night at the Kennedy Center’s intimate Terrace Theater. Graff...

I cannot help but think that if W.E.B. DuBois were alive, he would absolutely love Darius & Twig, the passionately purposeful play by Caleen Sinnette...

According to their mission statement, part of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company’s objective is to “ignite an explosive engagement between threatre artists and the community...

Darius & Twig, now playing at The Kennedy Center's Family Theater, tackles issues confronted by inner city kids throughout the country. And it does so...

Suzanne Farrell – still fairest of them all From the early 1960s until the late 1980s (except for a five-year escape to Belgium), Suzanne Farrell...

I may have missed it, but to my knowledge no playwright in the current Women’s Voices Theater Festival set out to write a feminist-socialist...

For those of you who didn't witness it, something beautiful happened in the tiny gallery at Caos on F Street last spring. Nu Sass...

Hello my name is Lucrezia and I am a Rocky Horror-aholic. Like I’ve got “Don’t Dream It, Be It” tattooed on my left bicep....

Let me be absolutely clear. I loved Constellation Theatre Company's production of Avenue Q, which opened last night to a packed, laughing audience. Fast...

The intriguing tagline for Constellation Theatre Company’s 2015/16 season is “Playtime for Grownups,” which could not have been more appropriate on opening night of...

Jane Franklin Dance has a way of looking at things that is not quite…right. Or left. Or, wait, where are we going? You don’t...

Avenue Q is that rarest of Broadway hits that captivates everyone, theatre geek or casual fan, who has blushed at its racy tunes or...