Tag: DC Theater

After a very busy week, after being named Resident Director and Director of New Works at Signature Theatre, Multiple Helen Hayes Award-winning director/playwright Joe Calarco,...

Pandemonium’s Workhouse Arts Center could not have been more well-suited for Nevermore, a dark and intimate musical about the life of Edgar Allan Poe,...

Here are this week's Scene Stealers. Congrats to all our honorees.  ______ Jennifer Berry as Blanche DuBois and Anna Fagan as Stella Kowalski in the Final...

For Michele Shay, directing Seven Guitars is not simply directing another play; it’s personal and a vivid part of her story. “We are addicted...

The under-affluent of this country find small change on America's stages: under-represented more often than not, they are the butt of jokes and edgy...

When I was watching Wolf Pack Theatre Company's intense Masquerade last night, written and directed by William D. Leary, I shook my head several times and...

“We are addicted to ‘story’ and we become inspired by each others lives,” says Michele Shay, the Director of No Rules Theatre Company’s current...

Fells Point Corner Theatre presents a wonderful production of A.R. Gurney's Public Affairs, which encompasses two of his one act plays - The Love Course...

"Looking for a quickie?" UrbanArias, DC's premiere contemporary opera company offers a special ticket deal to see THREE DECEMBERS on Sunday, 9/28 at 2 PM...

HCC’s Arts Collective Holding Auditions for It's A Wonderful Life On September 29 & 30, 2014 Open Auditions: All Ages and Ethnicities Encouraged to Attend Arts Collective...

A Then and Now Tour: Clybourne Park at Maryland Ensemble Theatre Taking a modern twist on Lorraine Hansberry’s seminal play, A Raisin in the Sun, Bruce...

Monday morning’s ribbon cutting ceremony at the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s (CSC) new digs in downtown Baltimore was unique. No phony large scissors but rather...

Leah Napolin’s Yentl would have to be on any short list of best plays about religion and gender—and the production now at Theater J...

Dinner and a movie. Better yet, dinner and a live show! What better way to spend an evening? And Annie Get Your Gun is designed...

Just over ten years old, Richard Greenberg’s Take Me Out has already been widely accepted into the canon of Great American Plays. This is...

After a two-year incubation period, local company dog & pony dc brings their new devised theater piece Toast to the stage. It is billed...

The hilarious and thrilling Game Show at Spotlighters Theatre (The Comedy YOU Play), by Jeffrey Finn and Bob Walton,- offers an intimate look and feel...

Performing before a sold-out crowd in the acoustically perfect Concert Hall at the Kennedy Center, Jackson Browne and his crackerjack band led the aging...

Playing in repertory with Mozart's The Magic Flute - Impempe Yomlingo at Shakespeare Theatre Company is the season opener of their STC: Presentation Series...

How does one begin a review about a boy turned into a dung beetle? I suppose, just like that. And, no, I’m not giving...