Tag: Emily Canavan

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by Emily Canavan Opinion Since the 2016 election, I am sure you have noticed the term Fascist is being dusted off and nervously applied to our...

Now playing at Greenbelt Arts Center (GAC), Seventh Street Playhouse’s Teresa is a thought-provoking, historical dramedy written by Anthony Ernest Gallo and inspired by...

Imagine this scene. You’re on a paddle steamer on the Nile River in Egypt. It’s the mid-60s. You find yourself surrounded by an off-kilter...

Thunderous Productions' Murder on the Nile is not your parents' or grandparents' version of Agatha Christie. Opening Friday, June 23, 2017, at the Greenbelt...

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...

Rabble Crew Productions has a proclivity for mounting edgy, sex-themed theater in fringey places around town. Last December they did Madeline Farrington’s Glory Us at...

The theater term “packed house” took on all new meaning for me the night I caught this month’s OpenStage New Works Showcase. Not only...

Conceptual Art: "the notion that the essence of art is an idea, or concept, and may exist distinct from and in the absence of...

Few things are as "Capital Fringe" as an irreverent take on the Bard, and King's Players have got themselves a hell of an irreverent take in their outrageous farce MacWHAT?! Fittingly...

In cases of sexual contact between teachers and minor students, the perpetrator is usually assumed to be male. But there are cases of such...

Register for a crash course in strange love, big dreams, manipulation, and loss of innocence with Miss Clark. You won’t soon forget this class....