Tag: composer
Review: ‘Russians in Paris’ at the Russian Chamber Art Society
The French and the Russians evoke very different images in the American mind, but they have one thing in common: an affinity for each...
Housewives Get Desperate in Dario Fo’s ‘They Don’t Pay, We Won’t...
“Our homeland is the whole world.
Our law is liberty. We...
Michal Urbaniak at Bethesda Jazz and Blues Supper Club
What does a jazz lover expect from a concert of one of the world’s greatest jazz stars? To be moved by the magic of...
‘BSO: Duke Ellington’s Nutcracker’ with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and Step...
“There are two kinds of music, good music and the other kind,” big band leader, composer and D.C. native son Duke Ellington famously said....
Magic Time! Free for All at Shakespeare Theatre Company: ‘The Winter’s...
William Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale is a play I’d never seen or read or even known a thing about. So the experience of discovering...
An Evening of Theater Celebration at the 15th-Annual Cappies Gala
While the Tony Awards were celebrating the nation’s top theater talent, the Washington capital area hosted its very own celebration of up-and-coming theater talent....
‘The Winter’s Tale’ at Shakespeare Theatre Company by Jessica Vaughan
Shakespeare Theatre Company returns with the Bard to finish the season in a lovely, polished, and powerful production of The Winter's Tale.
This play is...
‘Next to Normal’ at Kensington Arts Theatre by Amanda Gunther
Musical brilliance comes to Kensington Arts Theatre as they present the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning musical Next To Normal (N2N). Directed by Craig Pettinati,...