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Since 2008 Matty Griffiths and Joe Brack have taken on David Sedaris' delicious script for The Santaland Diaries four times. Each year they explored the...

In Part 1 of a series of interviews with the cast of George is Dead at The Klunch, meet John Tweel. Joel: Please tell our readers...

The In Series brings to life some of the funnest and iconic music of the 20th century by George Gershwin with most song lyrics by...

I could not say for sure whether my 6 year-old son or I had the most fun watching The Kennedy Center’s production of Elephant...

Italian writer Carlo Collodi’s beloved tale of Pinocchio! has been performed countless times over the past 132 years. Now, Faction of Fools Theatre Company has taken...

In Opera Lafayette's Catone in Utica, which opened last night at The Kennedy Center's Terrace Theater, the greats have come out to sing. And Antonin Vivaldi's...

CHERRY RED PRODUCTIONS ARTISTIC DIRECTOR IAN ALLEN FOUNDS “THE KLUNCH” A NEW THEATER COLLECTIVE OPENS ITS FIRST PRODUCTION: ELAINE MAY’S GEORGE IS DEAD AT DC ARTS CENTER THURSDAY, DECEMBER...

We will be announcing our 'Best of 2015 DCMTA Honors' in the upcoming weeks. Because we will have reviewed over 1,250 shows/concerts/dance in 2015, there...

Glory Us was born during a series of Tinder conversations I had with a guy named Matt. (They're all named Matt, right?) We had been flirting a...

Super-excited to get to talk with Montreal’s oh so fabulous Billy L’Amour, whose career spans ballet, cabaret, and burlesque and is bringing her one-woman...

At the heart of Stephen Karam’s Sons of the Prophet are his Old-Testament Job-like questioning of an unseen, unknown higher presence. Questions abound around...

In a perfect world, the actors and actresses of a production get along. In a perfect world, there is no backstage drama. In a...

The predominance of voice in the operatic tradition usually doesn’t change the need for effective staging to put the full point across. Washington Concert...

The rarely performed Pericles by William Shakespeare, now on stage at Folger Theatre, is that even rarer of manuscripts: a folk play with epic...

Theater J’s first triumph of the season was Caleen Sinnette Jennings’ semi-autobiographical Queens Girl in the World. Its second is also loosely autobiographical: Stephen Karam’s Sons...

Cellist Amit Peled is one of those practitioners of “serious” music who brings a kind of pizzazz that’s probably needed in the 21st century world...

John Lloyd Young, Tony-Award winner and musical wonder of the Broadway never-ending (and well-deserved to be!) musical hit Jersey Boys, enthralled the crowd at...

Dazzling. Indeed Pericles is quite dazzling in the contemporary creation from the Oregon Shakespeare Festival currently at the Folger Theatre. It possesses a radiance with...

Sheaves of music start flying and the upper octaves get higher and louder during an open opera audition. Vanity and rivalry turn into a...

A world of color streamed with feet pointed and backs arched, amazed at the auspicious shapes; I witnessed dance prevail in SPEKTRUM, Howard University’s...