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“Beautiful women, graphic violence, and, um, some sort of conclusion.” Toss in “excellent clown-work” and you've got a pretty good snapshot of Constellation Theatre...

It’s that time of the year when everyone makes their list of favorites, and the staff of DCMetroTheaterArts, have selected their favorites of 2013....

In Part 3 of a series of interviews with the cast of The Pitmen Painters, we meet Alden Michels. Why did you want to become a member...

In Part 3 of a series of interviews with the cast of The Pitmen Painters, we meet Director Stevie Zimmerman. Joel: Why did you want to direct...

"Why do we assume that the educated and privileged have more to say than anyone else?" 1st Stage presents The Pitmen Painters, a fascinating true...

In Part 2 of a series of interviews with the cast of The Pitmen Painters, we meet MiRan Powell. Joel: Why did you want to become a member...

In Part 1 of a series of interviews with the cast of The Pitmen Painters, we meet James Miller. Joel: Why did you want to become...

Truth and illusion, who knows the difference anyway? That only grazes the surface of Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf playing now at...

All aboard! Boarding passes ready as you step aboard the Twentieth Century, ready to take you on an uproarious adventure at Prince George’s Little...

The Third Breast is a gritty play, produced by a gutsy company. The three actors are arresting; the music and visuals, appealing. But for...

In Ambassador Theater's The Third Breast you are transported from an idyllic commune into a militaristic cult. The harrowing journey is the hallmark of thought-provoking...

The Acting Company presented a powerful and heartbreaking production of John Steinbeck's 1937 play Of Mice and Men at George Mason University's Center for the...

When I was cast in The Arlington Players’ production of A Little Night Music last spring, I had been out of the DC theatre...

Oh what tangled webs we weave when we practice to deceive. Shakespeare may have said it but he never said what would happen if...

Catholic University spoofs musicals everywhere in a hilarious production of The Drowsy Chaperone, the show-within-a-show that lovingly satires the best and worst in musical...

It’s a play that willfully does not want to make sense. It revels in the absurd. At every turn, it asks us—hey, just go...

Picture an aging theatre company whose has-been actors just won’t call it quits; a daughter desperate to break away from it all, a loony...

Here are my Top 10 New York Theater Favorites of 2012:  1. Once -The  musical adaption of the Oscar-winning independent film masterly directed by John Tiffany....

Here are DCMetroTheaterArts writers' choices for their favorites designs of production in the the DC Metro Area in 2012. I always felt that...

 BEST SOLO PERFORMANCES Joe Brack in My Princess Bride at DC Capital Fringe Festival. Alex Brightman in How I Paid for College at The Hub Theatre. Mike Daisey in The...