‘The Bad Boys of Dance’ at Montgomery College by Carolyn Kelemen
Bad Boys get folks begging for more
The Bad Boys of Dance, with guest artist Adrienne Canterna of Pretty Girls of Dance, attracts an audience...
‘The Color Purple’ at Toby’s Dinner Theatre of Columbia by Amanda...
A joyful noise is ringing loud and clear from the rafters of Toby’s Dinner Theatre of Columbia as the 11-time Tony Award nominated production...
‘The Tempest’ at Laurel Mill Playhouse by Amanda Gunther
A storm has washed ashore one of Shakespeare’s fine comedies as Laurel Mill Playhouse presents The Tempest as the first show of their 2012/2013...
‘DC Shorts Festival Reviews’ by Kim Moeller
Kim Moeller reviews 4 showcases of shorts:
Showcase 3
A Short Film About Ice Fishing
One Star
This film about the supposedly routine ice fishing outing of two...
‘Stop Kiss’ at Fells Point Corner Theatre by Amanda Gunther
The fast-paced heart-wrenching drama of Diana Son’s Stop Kiss comes to the stage at Fells Point Corner Theatre to kick off their 2012/2013 season....
‘Rock of Ages’ at Wolf Trap by Julia L. Exline
On Sunday, September 9, 2012, Wolf Trap presented Rock of Ages, a hilariously entertaining rock musical containing twenty-eight of the 80’s greatest glam metal...
‘Invisible Man’ at The Studio Theatre by Sydney-Chanele Dawkins
'I am invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me.'
- Ralph Ellison, Invisible Man
Everyone at some time has walked into a room...
‘The Wizard of Oz’ at KAT 2nd Stage by Mike Spain
This past Saturday afternoon's performance of KAT 2nd Stage's production of The Wizard of Oz at The Arts Barn in Gaithersburg was sold out....
‘Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo’ at Round House Theatre by...
There are no easy answers in Rajiv Joseph's terrific play Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, but there is a hell of a lot...
‘The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity’ by Amanda Gunther
A culturally explosive knockout is in the ring as Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company launches its 33rd seasion: My Root, My Revolution with the Pulitzer Prize...
‘Funny Money’ at The Little Theatre of Alexandria by Julia L....
The Little Theatre of Alexandria presents Funny Money, a British farce by Ray Cooney about an ordinary man who finds himself in an extraordinary...
‘Schoolhouse Rock Live!’ at Riverside Center Dinner Theater by Julia L....
Riverside Center Dinner Theater presents School House Rock Live! at their Children’s “Lunch ‘n Show” Musical Theater. With a book by Scott Ferguson, Kyle...
‘Taking Steps’ at Constellation Theatre Company by Amanda Gunther
There is nothing quite like the hilarious high brow humor of British wit. Combine that with an element of sharp, poignant physical comedy and...
‘The 39 Steps’ at Maryland Ensemble Theatre (MET) by Amanda Gunther
150 zany characters, four actors, 1 stage. It could be none other than the two-time Tony Award-winning production Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps! And...
‘Hamlet’ at Folger Theatre by Natalie McCabe
At the start of Shakespeare’s Globe’s production of Hamlet, the entire cast gathers onstage, with the lights up, playing instruments and singing a variation...
‘Boom’ by Artists’ Initiative at Olney Theatre Center by Andrew L....
What if the future survival of all humanity hinged upon a single Craigslist casual encounters ad? That is the premise of Peter Sinn Nachtrieb’s...
‘Paul Taylor Dance Company’ at Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center by...
If tonight’s performance by the Paul Taylor Dance Company is anything to go on, this year’s season at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center...
‘The American Maid’ at Victorian Lyric Opera Company by Francine Schwartz
On Friday night, I had fun at the Victorian Lyric Opera Company, where I have previously enjoyed several Gilbert and Sullivan performances. VLOC is...
‘Golda’s Balcony’ at The Vagabond Players by Amanda Gunther
What happens when idealism becomes power? It kills. And to save your world how many other worlds are you entitled to destroy? The shocking...
‘Electra’ at Mobtown Players by John Harding
After 14 seasons of new and often experimental theater, Baltimore’s Mobtown Players is busy re-inventing itself this fall with a slate of classics. If...