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Here is Columnist Peter Filichia's column on Kritzerland called 'Filichia on Friday.'' This week: It Says Here in These Books  PETER FILICHIA is the theater critic for the...

If you have two hours to spare this beautiful Sunday afternoon, and want to enjoy a world-class venue in a beautiful performing arts space,...

Quotidian Theatre Company's powerful and moving production of James Joyce’s The Dead is their first musical, or, as Director and company co-founder Jack Sbarbori...

The Music Center at Strathmore was filled to the brim Friday night as four-time Grammy Award winning singer Olivia Newton-John, seemingly timeless in looks,...

Because Ward Recital Hall at Catholic University is an old ecclesial building originally intended as a facility for liturgical music, there will always be...

The Sandy Spring Theatre Group brings their production of Beth Henley’s Crimes of the Heart to the Arts Barn in Gaithersburg. Director David Fialkoff...

If you love guitar driven music be it Southern Rock, blues, or something in between then the Weinberg Center for the Arts was the...

TONIGHT  – MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2012 AT 8 PM La-Ti-Do At Black Fox Lounge 1723 Connecticut Avenue Northwest Washington, DC 20009 $10 cover charge at the door. Doors open...

Nibbles And Sips Around Town – Latin Fusion Sizzle, Cathal Armstrong: The New American And Top Chef Mike Isabella Cooks Italian – Jersey Style Get...

Here is Columnist Peter Filichia's column on Kritzerland called 'Filichia on Friday.'' This week: Ben West is at Home Abroad Peter Filichia is the author of Let's Put on...

What happens when two of Hollywood’s biggest Divas end up at the same hotel for the same USO tour and they hate each other?...

In preparation for his show on September 21st, 22 and 23 at 8 PM at The Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre, I interviewed Dana Tai...

A joyful noise is ringing loud and clear from the rafters of Toby’s Dinner Theatre of Columbia as the 11-time Tony Award nominated production...

The 8 actors in Romeo and Juliet by the National Players, under the direction of Jason King Jones, attack this play like it was...