Tag: DC Metro Theatre Arts

Are you familiar with the sentiment, "Dance like nobody's watching?" The idea in this phrase is beautiful, but sounds hard to produce, right? Now...

Tumble out of bed and stumble to the theatre, the Dundalk Community Theatre, that is, for 9 To 5, the musical based on Dolly...

Tomorrow. Tomorrow. Tomorrow. Everything will be better tomorrow. It isn’t often that man attains the true goal of their heart’s desire. What lies do you tell...

The Little Theatre of Alexandria presents the melodrama parody The 39 Steps, from the novel by John Buchan and the movie classic directed by...

“It was real, and if I had enough money, it was mine.” It's a mercenary statement when applied to art; when applied to a...

As a storyteller I strongly urge you to buy tickets to see The Night Watcher at The Studio Theatre, especially if you appreciate good storytelling,...

In the first of a series of interviews with the cast of the new Tom Kitt/Brian Yorkey musical If/Then, which is about to open at The...

Provocative Dark Comedy The Pillowman Opens November 1st at Silver Spring Stage  Lars Klores, who plays Detective Tupolski in Silver Spring Stage’s new production of Martin...

It's never too early to start celebrating the Christmas holidays, as the shopping malls will tell us here at the end of October, and...

“How’s your family?” are the seemingly innocuous final words of this startling and riveting new play. Carly, a quintessentially desperate housewife, is on the...

A breathtakingly stunning and hauntingly dramatic musical takes to the stage as Kensington Arts Theatre launches their fall season. Directed by Craig Pettinati with...

The Puppet Company Playhouse presents Sergei Prokofiev’s musical adventure, Peter and the Wolf, a classic Russian composition. This story has been told many different...

Watch hosts Ally Jenkins and Lucrezia Blozia (aka Chris Griffin) as they bring us a video recap of the third week - Monday, October 21,...

According to Jackson Pollock, “Art isn’t finished until someone sees it.” Similarly, Lar Lubovitch expressed verbally and through choreography that “Dance doesn’t find meaning...

Billboard calls him “the new voice of the American rock and roll songbook," and they couldn't have gotten it more right. Michael Cavanaugh brought a...

Here is a new article from Peter Filichia's column on Kritzerland called 'Filichia on Friday.' It's an honor to bring Peter's column every week to...

I never expect less than the finest performances from the the Kronos Quartet. The Quartet presented yet another outstanding demonstration of their virtuosity at...

DC is now considered the second biggest theater town in the United States, after New York. It also has one of the biggest deaf...

Love in Afghanistan, Charles Randolph-Wright's exquisitely woven four person drama currently playing in Arena Stage's Kogod Cradle, centers around two families: Duke (Khris Davis)...

Can a single character carry an entire feature-length movie with success? Arguments for both sides of that issue will be found in All Is...