Tag: Gallaudet University

After the discovery of Richard III’s remains in a Leicester car park in August 2012, it was concluded that far from being a hunchback,...

The Angelica Film Center & Cafe at the Mosaic in Virginia’s mod new Merrifield development has audio captioning devices that fit into the drink holders. 2911...

Tribes features a deaf protagonist, Billy, whose hearing family forces him to read lips. Billy has been deaf since birth. His sister, brother and...

In anticipation that A Commedia Christmas Carol is here to stay, I am giving it the most Washington of all things: an acronym (ACCC). ACCC...

NOVEMBER 2013 ASL Interpreted: Friday, November 29, 2013 at 8:00 pm; Saturday December 7 at 8:00 pm; Sunday December 8 at 2:00 pm; and Saturday...

DC is now considered the second biggest theater town in the United States, after New York. It also has one of the biggest deaf...

The official Opening Night of NextStop Theatre Company's production of Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps is tonight at 8 PM in Herndon, VA. It's the first opening night for...

On top of the antic hilarity in Faction of Fools’ new production of Molière’s Don Juan, I had the funny feeling while watching this...

Casanova. Lothario. Bill Clinton. Among the world's famous playboys, the figure of Don Juan holds a special place in the theatre. Faction of Fools,...

When Matthew R. Wilson offered me the role of Don Juan, my first thought was, “Hell, yeah!” It's a chance to work with Faction...

“When will you do Molière?” we at Faction of Fools have been asked since our founding in 2009. The answer is “Now!” and the play...

Everything comes in twos at Apples and Oranges, directed with heart by Tim Chamberlain. In what starts out to be an interesting Pinter-esque concept, Dana and Rex...

Rex and Dana have a problem – each other. Apples & Oranges by Jessica Willoughby Apples & Oranges is a play about a married couple with...

I am pleased to announce the first professional season for NextStop Theatre Company. We have developed an exciting season that is focused on the idea...

Anyone who wants a rare chance to absorb something cool and entrancing should go to Deafhood Monologues this Friday, April 5th at Atlas Performing...

Anyone who wants a rare chance to absorb a different language and culture should go to Deafhood Monologues on April 5th at Atlas Performing...

Cate Brewer speaks with Matthew R. Wilson, who is nominated for The Charles MacArthur Award for Outstanding New Play or Musical for Faction of Fools...

Faction of Fools Theatre Company combines Charles Dickens and Commedia Dell’Arte this Christmas for an inspired production of A Commedia Christmas Carol. The larger...

Something may be rotten in the state of Denmark, but energy is high and comedy very much alive in Faction of Fools’ current production, Hamlecchino,...