Tag: DC Theater

(Best of the Fringe!) If Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea strikes you as an interesting choice of subject for a movement theatre...

This Special Edition of  The Playwright’s Playground introduces The Playmaker Series: CATF 2014. In a series of in-depth conversations, I speak with the artistic teams associated...

WHERE THE BOYLESQUERS GRRR… On a recent Friday night at Town Dance Boutique a large group of gentlemen gathered to watch a group of large...

Allow the Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre to transport you back in time to an exotic land ruled by a stubborn King who is confronted...

If ever there was an Inadvertent American Hero, it’s Rodney King, the black construction worker whose brutal beating in 1991 by white cops in...

Thee Candidates Graduate Theatre Company presents a production of Amanda Zeitler’s La Llorona in this year’s Capital Fringe festival. The play recently won the...

Matty Matthews Wants Young People to Learn His Cash’n Carry Politics The Matty Matthews Foundation is allegorical, historical, funny, and disturbing. Before Citizens United, before the...

Shall We Dance? Meet Jenna Pinchbeck, Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre’s Anna in The King and I, Opening Tonight, July 9th Rodgers and Hammerstein’s timeless classic,...

Medea's Got Some Issues - the Funniest Tragedy of the Summer The first time I saw Lisa Hodsoll read the role of Medea in Medea’s Got Some...

For the seventh consecutive summer, Fully Charged Productions gleefully romps at Capital Fringe in Size Doesn't Matter — 7 Shorts by DC Playwrights In this incarnation, Fully Charged...

THE GAME Having the distinct pleasure of sharing the company of the most distinguished Sebastian Martin over the years in leisurely moments as he dutifully...

Roger Guenveur Smith is a writer, director, and one of those enigmatic actors whose work continues to illuminate the international stage and screen. This...

Mandarin Orange is written and performed by Kate Robards. Uprooted from country life in Orange, Texas, Kate finds herself at the center of Shanghai, China’s largest city....

Sometimes a Fringe show is like a recipe: it's all about starting with the right ingredients. In the case of Balloon Plays, we started with...

In Part 3 of a series of interviews with the cast of Breast in Show, meet Matt Dewberry How did you get involved in the show? Matt:...

We all have one. That friend that you share WAY too much information with. That friend that you say the most embarrassing things to...

In Part 1 of interviews with the cast of The Flying Muskrat's Gruesome Playground, meet Ben Peter. Joel: Where might DC theatre goers have seen...

Can one man who loves Star Trek, one man who loves Barry Manilow, another who loves to eat fried chicken, and a fourth who might...

MOVEIUS Contemporary Ballet's appearance at this month's Capital Fringe Festival combines dance, electric guitar, and social media in its presentation of a brand-new work...

What do you get when you combine gaming, gangs, and a family meal? A recipe for disaster. Homeboy Thanksgiving tells the story of two estranged brothers...