Tag: DC Metro Area
‘The Belle of Amherst’ at Bay Theatre Company by Amanda Gunther
"A word is dead when it is said," some say. Emily Dickinson says that it just begins to live that day. And there are...
‘Hotel Cassiopeia’ at Single Carrot Theatre by Amanda Gunther
The dark creative eccentricity of shadowbox artist Joseph Cornell comes to life through Hotel Cassiopeia at Single Carrot Theatre. A play written by Charles...
‘Shovel in the Dirt: A Grave Digger’s Musical (Replotted)’ at The...
Delve deep into the darkness with The Stillpointe Theatre Initiative’s production of Shovel in the Dirt: A Grave Digger’s Musical (Replotted). Hosted at the...
‘The Flu Season’ at Nomadic Theatre at Georgetown University by Natalie...
Playwright Will Eno has been described by The New York Times as “a Samuel Beckett for the Jon Stewart generation” and it is no...
On March 31st ‘DC SWAN DAY’ Showcases Women Artists in a...
On March 31, 135 female artists in Washington, DC will stick their necks out, stretch their wings, and plunge into SWAN Day. SWAN (Support...
‘The Spitfire Grill’ at Colonial Players by Amanda Gunther
The Colonial Players presents the musical version of the 1996 film The Spitfire Grill with a toe-tapping and melodic score by James Valcq, and with a...
An Interview with ‘Be Careful! The Sharks Will Eat You!’ Writer...
Beginning April 4th MetroStage will present Be Careful! The Sharks Will Eat You! - the compelling tale of one family’s escape from Cuba. The one-man...
Constellation Theatre Company presents ‘The Adventures of Prince Achmed,’ with live...
On April 2, 3 and 4, Constellation Theatre Company will venture into a new galaxy of entertainment when Helen Hayes Award recipient and nominee...
Nibble and Sips Around Town: Travel and Adventure Show in DC...
The thrills and chills at the Travel and Adventure Show at the convention center last week were not from the food (a few vendors...
‘From Auditions to the Lair: Eitan Mazia on playing The Phantom...
It was a night to remember when Eitan Mazia made his entrance in The Phantom of the Opera at a packed auditorium at Winston...
‘Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp’ at Elden Street Players
Elden Street Players present Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, a re-imagining of the classic tale that draws inspiration from The Arabian Nights. Directors Laura...
‘Side Man’ at The Providence Players of Fairfax by Mike Spain
When I take my seat at the James Lee Community Center to see the Providence Players of Fairfax's production of Side Man - I feel...
‘Cause Célèbre’ at The British Players by Amanda Gunther
A headlining murder case that electrified London in 1935 - a true murder story with all the spicy elements: a sexually frustrated middle-aged married...
An Interview with Actress Emily Morrison by Pat Davis
Emily Love Morrison is a Washington, DC actor, who most recently performed in American Century Theater’s Little Murders, by Jules Feiffer. She offered her...
‘Blood Bound and Tongue Tied’ at Strand Theater Company by Amanda...
Be prepared to bring your imagination along for the journey as Strand Theater Company of Baltimore presents Blood Bound and Tongue Tied. Directed by...
An Interview with Constellation Theatre Company’s Allison Stockman by Pat Davis
Constellation Theatre Company is one of Washington, DC’s under-the-radar wonders. Founded in 2007, the theater company, in its intimate space at Source, has quietly...
‘Lend Me A Tenor’ at The Heritage Players by Amanda Gunther
It’s a thunderous orgasm of insane comedy rupturing up from the seasoned talent put on display through The Heritage Players Lend Me a Tenor....
Stage Write: ‘A Chat With Actor Johnny Alonso’ by Teresa McCormick...
Actor and area native Johnny Alonso discusses with wit and candor how determination and a love for performing took him from fronting a local...
Lumina Studio Theatre Presents ‘3 Sisters’ This Weekend by Joel Markowitz
Lumina Studio Theatre is presenting Chekhov's Three Sisters this weekend at the Montgomery College Cultural Arts Center, in Silver Spring, MD. Three Sisters follows the dreams of Moscow-bred,...
Sherman Yellen on ‘Josephine Tonight’
I fell in love with Sherman Yellen's musical The Rothschilds when I was a kid growing up in Buffalo, NY. I was thrilled when I...