Tag: DC Metro Theatre Arts

The Addams Family, the kooky clan that was first the subject of Charles Addams cartoons in the New Yorker, then featured on a popular...

The Capital Fringe Festival constantly reminds us that art and theater have no boundaries. AARP the Musical and Harriet 2.0 is another fine example...

Originally produced as a serial play as part of the 2011 Hope Operas, an annual charity event, R.U.X. has remounted for this year's Fringe...

When I accepted the program for We Happy Few Productions' experimental approach to Hamlet, I have to admit I felt a little apprehensive. However,...

Madwoman in the Attic: An Evening of Short Plays by Theresa Rebeck and directed by Aniko Olah unfold through six short skits that amusingly...

Cabaret XXX: Love The One You’re With are the four ladies of Pinky Swear Productions, Toni Rae Brotons (director), Christina Frank, Allyson Harkey, and...

Dreams  In The Arms of The Binding Lady is a deliciously dark and weird (in a good way!) performance by Izumi Ashizawa and her...

The Disreputables is a theater company dedicated, as they say, to "giving voice to those people deemed unfit by society." Lee Mikeska Gardner directs...

Amelia Adams, Michael Cavanaugh, and Alex Corby are all well-trained, incredibly gifted performers in the ancient Italian art of Commedia Dell'Arte. They call themselves...

The first thing to know about Barter is that it has very little to do with bartering. In 75 fascinating, touching, and amusing minutes,...

It is no mere flattery to say that Triptych Productions’ The Confines of Flattery provides a delightful and intriguing hour at the theater. A trio of...

It’s the Off-Broadway sensation; the love story told from beginning to end and from the end backward to the beginning, join in the amazement...

Children in the Mist, written by and starring Sean Pflueger and directed by Gregory Stuart, is an adaptation of Steven King’s The Mist in...

Enter a room with no chairs. There are two women in striped leotards running in place (Kelly Bond and Melissa Krodman {Melissa has the...

The Circle is a walking tour of an area surrounding the Fringe office. You first download an audio file onto your IPOD or other...

“Things happen so suddenly sometimes.” In Charles Mee’s Big Love, Nikos says this to Lydia. And sometimes that’s the only thing you can say. In...

The art of oral storytelling is a dying one. The natural grace and easy that monologist Dylan Fresco has sharing the intimate details of...

It is not often you get to see two living legends on one night. However, that is what happened on July 12, 2012 at...

Make it a wild night at the burlesque Here’s a suggestion before you take on a late night “Tilted Torch” show at the Warehouse. Spend some time...

Gilbert and Sullivan's Trial by Jury is a satire of the British legal system. It is a fun little farce, an appertif only 45 minutes...