Tag: DC Theater Arts

One of Northern Virginia’s bright jewel arts events, ARTS by George! returned to the Center for the Arts, George Mason University Fairfax campus with...

Resounding applause met the awe inspiring, all a capella group, Vocalosity at the newly renovated Bucks County Playhouse opening night for their North American Tour...

I've long felt that if someone is going to cut down a Shakespeare text, they should take the responsibility of claiming co-authorship, since any...

In the early 1600s, Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes wrote what would become his masterpiece, the novel Don Quixote. The novel was a huge...

Director William Leary returns to Greenbelt Arts Center (GAC) with Wolf Pack Theatre Company’s world premiere of Writer/Composer Stephen Geddes’ inspirational new musical, Memories...

Cat Stevens (as he was known then) last performed at The Kennedy Center back in November 1971 just months after it opened. Much has...

Anaïs Mitchell and John Gallagher, Jr. brought their five-stop East Coast tour to the Hamilton in Washington, DC for a one-night performance on Thursday,...

A comedy collective, referring to themselves as a "polyamorous quad couple" or "Incredible Dreamz" starring The Incredible Shrinking Matt & Jacquie (Matthew Schmid and...

King John, one of Shakespeare’s lesser-known history plays, is filled with intrigue, betrayal, and a pair of kings who are constantly threatening to go...

This remarkable one-woman show is a testament to the power of theater. Using language and a few props, including a movie screen, this production,...

A one-night-only multimedia concert that paired Minimalist music--a movement that originated in downtown New York in the 1960s--with visual imagery and current digital technology,...

Medea is often used as a byword for evil, for a woman scorned and her unquenchable rage. She is a warning of what a...

Youth, strength, beauty, rhythm, flexibility and technique—all synonymous with Philadanco! This Philadelphia dance troupe wowed audiences at Bryn Mawr College’s Goodhart Hall in their latest...

Brendan Tetsuo began his evocative Walk to Topazas a solo dance journey to further explore his family's heritage, developing into a fabulous Fringe offering....

Oh, what a difference 200 years make! Jane Austen's novel, Sense and Sensibility, was published anonymously in 1811. Folger's Sense and Sensibility, adapted by Kate Hamill...

“Perdono no merita chi agli altri non da.” So say the words carved into the wall above the stage in the Washington National Opera’s...

Saturday Night Fever: The Musical, directed by Richard Stafford, is currently playing at Westchester Broadway Theatre. The musical is based on the well-known 1977 Paramount/RSO film starring...

Amadeus, the late Peter Shaffer’s Tony and Academy award winning masterpiece opens next week, September 30, 2016, at the James Lee Community Center Theater...

Mars is an atypyical subject for a piece of theatre, but with entrepreneurs like Elon Musk and the Mars One project setting their sights...

It was just two and a half years ago that the Arden Theatre presented a version of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters that used a...