Tag: DCMTA

And in honor of this joyous time of year, leading up to the telecast on March 2nd, I will be positing a series of...

The Playwrights’ Arena a new play initiative developed by the American Voices New Play Institute. Centering on a small collaborative group of local playwrights dedicated to...

From Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company: Their 2014-2015 Season: Let Them Eat Cake!, a season of revolutionary ideas and radical theatre The apocryphal quip by Marie Antoinette—“Let them...

Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson is The Highwood's Theatre's first mixed-cast production, featuring professional and student actors. The production will play at the Katzen Arts...

How does Black theatre fit into the framework of our nation’s history and culture? Who are the dominant voices in Black theatre today? What...

The Kennedy Center’s 500-plus-seat Terrace Theater was filled nearly to capacity Wednesday night for soprano Hei-Kyung Hong’s recital of German and Korean art songs,...

Founded in 1971 as a dance collective by Dartmouth College students, this company still wears its revolutionary stripes on its sleeves. Pilobolus was named...

Orlando: Right You Are, if You Think You Are In Some Like It Hot (directed by Billy Wilder) Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis, on the...

Teenage sexuality and rebellion; adult cruelty and hypocrisy; deeply intense drama and moments of humor; alternative rock music and folk ballads — these are...

 It’s OSCAR Week!!! And in honor of this joyous time of year, leading up to the telecast on March 2nd, I will be positing a...

When Amber asked me if I would come on as dramaturg for Orlando, I was thrilled. The book has long been on my “must-read” list,...

THE RAINBOW THEATRE PROJECT PRESENTS SAY YOU LOVE SATAN AT SOURCE TONIGHT - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2014 AT 7:30 PM Attendees promised a helluva good...

Cole Porter met the Capitol Steps at Source last night as the In Series premiered its highly entertaining musical review to a sold-out house...

2nd Star Productions' A Soldiers Play takes place in 1944 at the U.S Army’s racially segregated Fort Neal, Louisiana. Set at the height of...

I had never seen a production of Spring Awakening before so I was thrilled to attend the current production now playing at the highly...

In Part 6 of our series of interviews with the director and cast of Kensington Arts Theatre’s Spring Awakening, meet  David Tuttle, who is playing...

Of all the people we have met during our family’s “reality show,” Tim Federle is one of my favorites. Tim was one of the choreographers...

Exactly 150 years ago this weekend, Abraham Lincoln went to the theater and saw a play starring Booth (Edwin, not John Wilkes). This same...

If you were going to create a time capsule to preserve a glorious musical theatre partnership, you need look no further than Mandy and...

A pair of quintessential absurdist plays--The Bald Soprano and The Chairs by Eugene Ionesco--will lift you from the humdrum and deposit you in a...