Tag: DC Theatre

In Part 2 of the series of interviews with the cast of Rockville Little Theatre’s The Miracle Worker, meet Lena Winter. Please introduce yourself and...

In a series of interviews with the cast of Rockville Little Theatre's The Miracle Worker, meet Meredith Abramson: Joel: Please introduce yourself and tell our...

I was so thrilled when Olney Theatre Center announced that David Benoit and E. Faye Butler were cast as Sweeney Todd and Mrs. Lovett...

Children’s Theatre of Annapolis’ production of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic adventure story Treasure Island is a rollicking, exciting spectacle. Adapted by Ken Ludwig and...

Annapolis Shakespeare Company’s production of Our Town, their first show at their new location on West Street, is a thoughtful, creative take on Thornton...

Gaye Taylor Upchurch’s appealing direction gives Folger Theatre’s As You Like It a warm flirtatious essence with buffoonery galore masking over Shakespeare’s initial soulful...

There is a laugh track with this show. As in a prerecorded TV sitcom where the studio audience was cued to be amused, there’s...

Virginia’s own Mason Bates is the current composer-in-residence at the Kennedy Center and now playing the second season of his collaborative KC Jukebox series....

This past weekend, The Arlington Players opened a solid production of the dark comedy, The Lion In Winter, by Playwright James Goldman. For those...

I was fortunate to recently spend some time with accomplished acting coach and Director Larry Moss to talk about his new role as director...

An updated classic that rocks! Shakespeare’s comedy, As You Like It, is the icing on the Folger Theatre’s 25th season and its observance of the 400th anniversary...

Patience Malarkey was alive and kicking and under the new direction of award winning Director Larry Moss, at the January 24th industry reading of...

Blue Herons and Other Good Omens Come to Roost in the Castaways Repertory Theatre’s Current Comic Delight If you aren’t familiar with Christopher Durang’s popular...

When is too much of a good thing, too much of a good thing? Is romantic love the most reliable form of love? These...

Now in its American premiere after performing in London and Edinburgh, Love for Sale takes us to Paris, 1934, for a “cabaret-play” woven around...

It's only the end of January and, with its production of The Tempest, The Baltimore Annex Theater (“Annex”) has already set a very high...

On a train rumbling eastward from Los Angeles in 1940, a young man in uniform invites himself to sit down next to a pretty...

Don’t groan but this is a bloody good show. It rocks, it roils, it’s saucy and sassy, it’s effin in-your-face. The story is gory as...

Being a teenager is never easy, especially if your mother has just married your uncle, who also happens to have murdered your father, and...

Ovations Theatre has enchanted its way into the hearts of its audiences once again with a children’s production of Beauty and the Beast. This...