Tag: Maryland Metro Theater Arts
‘NSFW’ at Round House Theatre Company
Round House Theatre just opened a stunningly good production of NSFW directed by Meredith McDonough. The script by British playwright Lucy Kirkwood is a marvel...
Infinity Theatre’s ‘Dames at Sea’ Sails into The Helen Hayes Theatre...
Annapolis' Infinity Theatre Company (Anna Roberts Ostroff & Alan Ostroff) and Perry Street Theatricals (Martin Platt & David Elliott) are proud to announce that the...
Richard Seff Predicts The Tony Awards: Best Play and Musical and...
Many scribes have been offering opinions on who might win the Tony Awards this coming Sunday, June 7th, and for those of you who haven't...
‘Their Metal Will Be More Than Tested’: Landless Theatre Company Announces...
The Landless Theatre Company announces development of its second work of “Metal Theatre” for production in Summer, 2016: The Mystery of Edwin Drood -...
UPDATED 6/1/15: Magic Time!: ‘I’m an Improviser by Trade’: A Q&A...
Updated 6/1/5:
Before seeing Faction of Fools' Commedia dell’arte interpretation of Thornton Wilder's Our Town in full production (I'd previously seen it in a workshop), I was...
‘happiness (and other reasons to die)’ at The Welders
You might think a suicide pact among losers who meet on line would not be a terribly good premise for a warmhearted comedy—much less...
‘Adriana Lecouvreur’ at Riverbend Opera Company at the Casa Italiana Sociocultural...
Big things do come in small packages. This old adage was proven correctly with the Riverbend Opera Company’s performance of Adriana Lecouvreur at the...
Kool & the Gang and Chaka Khan at Wolf Trap
Oh what a night - there’s a party goin’ on! Chaka Khan, Queen of Funk Soul, and the funkedelic Kool and the Gang were a red-hot...
‘The Mystery of Edwin Drood’ at Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre
When many people think of Charles Dickens, they think of the assigned readings from their high school English classes. If Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre presented...
‘Jarry Inside Out’ at Spooky Action Theater
The author of the infamous Ubu Roi, the play which proudly proclaims high culture as but "pshit" sculpted into attractive façades, Alfred Jarry is...
‘A Man for All Seasons’ at NextStop Theatre Company
Forget everything you learned from the recent PBS miniseries Wolf Hall. Robert Bolt’s A Man for All Seasons, currently playing at Herndon’s NextStop Theatre,...
Mark Nadler: ‘Runnin’ Wild: Songs and Scandals of the Roaring ’20s’...
Raconteur. A word seldom used nowadays. In the era of Twitter and short attention spans, good luck finding "a person who excels in telling...
‘Kiss Me, Kate’ at 2nd Star Productions
As the weather turns sultry, Baltimore theater goers with an appreciation for irony should make it a point not to miss 2nd Star Productions...
‘Our Town’ at Faction of Fools
Faction of Fools does it again with an innovative production of Thornton Wilder’s revolutionary and Pulitzer Prize-winning play Our Town, which originally debuted in...
‘The Trap’ at Ambassador Theater
The gaunt and haunted figure of Franz Kafka obsessed the renowned Polish poet, novelist, and dramatist Tadeusz Różewicz (1921-2014). His two-act play The Trap—part expressionistic, part...
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: ‘A Tribute to John Williams’ at The Music...
At the atmospheric Strathmore complex in North Bethesda on a hot Thursday evening, on May 28, 2015, the musical presentation entitled The Music of...
‘The Glass Mendacity” at Providence Players of Fairfax
For a good time, call (703) 425-6782. That gets you the Providence Players of Fairfax’s reservations line, and this bedrock company of major-league players...
‘Zombie: The American’ at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company (Review #2)
Last night, I found myself transported to 2063, a world in which Africa is one large united nation, the United States is welcoming the...
SPINE: ‘Zombie: The American’ — the Citizen, the Government Official, the...
"Only dead men tell the truth," said Mark Twain.
And Zombies.
Robert O'Hara's Zombie: The American opened last night at Woolly Mammoth and, save for one...
‘On the Razzle’ at Silver Spring Stage
In Tom Stoppard's wonderful farce, On the Razzle, the humor relies on mistaken identities, lots of puns and malapropos, pratfalls, sex, and pomposity. Silver Spring...