Tag: DC Metro Theatre Arts

The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin, Howard University Department of Theatre Arts’ current musical production, is  a champagne toast to keeping it...

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart died at the young age of 35 in 1791, and there was a lot of mystery surrounding his death. Did he...

You can't get more intimate theater than at Port City Playhouse with their production of Next Fall. The very personal story of a tragic relationship...

I’ll tell you what I know. What I saw, what I heard; the events as I would recall them as I witnessed the Vagabond...

There is danger in covering up the cracks. You can only hide behind a painted face for so long before the stuffing all comes...

Myth and metaphor collide in the University of Maryland School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies' production of Spring Awakening. Three directors create layer...

And in honor of this joyous time of year, leading up to the telecast on March 2nd, I will be positing a series of...

The Playwrights’ Arena a new play initiative developed by the American Voices New Play Institute. Centering on a small collaborative group of local playwrights dedicated to...

From Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company: Their 2014-2015 Season: Let Them Eat Cake!, a season of revolutionary ideas and radical theatre The apocryphal quip by Marie Antoinette—“Let them...

Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson is The Highwood's Theatre's first mixed-cast production, featuring professional and student actors. The production will play at the Katzen Arts...

How does Black theatre fit into the framework of our nation’s history and culture? Who are the dominant voices in Black theatre today? What...

The Kennedy Center’s 500-plus-seat Terrace Theater was filled nearly to capacity Wednesday night for soprano Hei-Kyung Hong’s recital of German and Korean art songs,...

Founded in 1971 as a dance collective by Dartmouth College students, this company still wears its revolutionary stripes on its sleeves. Pilobolus was named...

Orlando: Right You Are, if You Think You Are In Some Like It Hot (directed by Billy Wilder) Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis, on the...

HERE ARE THE WINNERS OF TWO PAIRS OF TICKETS TO THE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 AT 7:30 PM  PERFORMANCE OF AT  THE NATIONAL THEATRE  1321 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW, IN...

Teenage sexuality and rebellion; adult cruelty and hypocrisy; deeply intense drama and moments of humor; alternative rock music and folk ballads — these are...

Some audience members who come to see Molotov Theatre Group’s new production Normal from March 6-30, 2013 may be surprised to hear that not an...

 It’s OSCAR Week!!! And in honor of this joyous time of year, leading up to the telecast on March 2nd, I will be positing a...

Clearly, I was born in the wrong decade. The Lost Songs of Broadway: 1980s at Signature Theatre had me tapping my toes and slapping my...

There was some wonderful news yesterday from theatreWashington that the 2014 John Aniello Award for Outstanding Emerging Theatre Company will be presented to Pointless...