Tag: DC Cathro

In this city of Washington, DC, the seat of political power in American rests.  Despite our inescapable connection to the government workings of the...

I was first inspired to create To Know a Veil while traveling in Morocco a couple years ago. It was my first time in...

Typically when I review a show, I bring a friend whose feet reach the ground while sitting in the audience. However, for this particular...

La Voce to Me is a powerful original play about love, sacrifice, death, and rebirth. And believe it or not, it all started with...

Do you have your tide tables? You know: those listings that tell you high tide, low tide, water height, etc. Every newspaper from a...

The Pavilion by Craig Wright is a uniquely self-aware piece. But even as the script constantly reminds the audience that they are in fact...

A group of young adults in Flying Muskrat Theatre Company in Falls Church has produced three thought-provoking one-act plays: a sad futuristic tale, an...

Playwright Stephen Notes talks about his Capital Fringe show Moths with Cate Brewer. Cate: Moths is a wild ride for audiences. What inspired the subject of...

Dancers sway, a director gives instructions, the music director gives careful notes. It is a typical day of rehearsals for Wildwood Summer Theatre, but...

Remember those stories told as children or recounted tales whispered around a campfire? Beyond the Page Theatre Company of West Potomac High School proudly...

It was a dark and stormy night, and a wealthy heiress lay dead on top of a parked car. After being shot, poisoned, crucified,...

Comedy Show Explores Issues of Diversity What's so funny about two American minorities that have slavery, the KKK, and chicken livers in common? That's what...

Joel: You have won many awards for They Call Me Q. What will Fringe attendees see when they you perform your show? Qurrat: I'm so excited...

Who’s the only son of God who really knows how to get it on? It’s Jesus…Disco Jesus. There is no energy in the world quite like...

If there’s one thing we know about the Tragedies of William Shakespeare (regardless of authorship, date, and a heck of a lot of other stuff)...

Welcome back to the new Playwright interview series -The Playwright’s Playground - a monthly in-depth conversation with a local female playwright in the D.C. Theatre community....

The life of a twenty-something: young enough to make mistakes, but old enough you should've know better. Utter confusion at the label 'adult'. This...

Smithsonian Folklife Festival is Accessible for People Who Have Disabilities The Smithsonian Folklife Festival is accessible for people who: • are blind or have low-vision •...

Cancer is never something that one would expect to find hope out of. However, hope out of the hardest times is precisely what is...

Well call me Lois Lane! I’ve got the official scoop on Superman as he dashes faster than a speeding bullet into this wild and...