Tag: MD Theatre Arts

This year’s Source Festival shows are divided into three themes each one based on a full length play. The set of Rites of Passage...

Love, Car Crashes, and Brain Chemistry: The True Story Behind Unstrung Harpist's Shock/Trauma at the Capital Fringe Festival The events that shape our lives can rarely...

Child actors face an inevitable reality – growing up. And that inevitable reality means they likely will be out of a job. Think about it:...

Local Dance Students Get a Chance to Shine Daydreams is an innovative dance show featuring ballet, tap, jazz, modern, contemporary dance, spoken word, and original...

At Capital Fringe this summer, surrealism is rekindled through one character’s quest into the unconscious mind in A Night In (Or the Night My...

“Frankly, my dear I don’t give a damn.” One of these most famous lines in cinematic history, but did you know that only part...

Forget 3-D superhero movies. In The History of Invulnerability at Theater J, Director Shirley Serotsky and her crack team of actors and designers bring...

“To understand the Holocaust we must comprehend Adolf Eichmann.” - Michael Berenbaum, the President of Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation and a respected...

On Saturday, June 9, 2012, I had the pleasure of seeing Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat perform at Wolf Trap. With their fun energy...

Help send my play Bareback Ink to Edinburgh Fringe this August!! So earlier this year I decided to get a second tattoo - twenty years after my...

Children are adventurous; whimsical and afraid of nothing. They find magic in a simple sewer hole cover or deep in the woods with just...

Dizzy Miss Lizzie’s Roadside Revue is bringing a new work to the Capital Fringe Festival this summer. This year they are giving the Dizzy...

Men Don’t Listen to Naked Women is a show starring Monique Holt. It is part of the 2012 Capital Fringe Festival, which runs from July...

MINDSET Set to Rock Capital Fringe A rock band, nine dance numbers, ethereal creatures, an eight-foot flower, a dramatic trashcan and an accordion – they...

Damascus Theatre Company’s production of Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, directed by Rachelle A. Horn, with musical direction by Marci Shegogue, is a...

Summer in DC is one of my favorite times because it means theater festival time! First up, is CulturalDC’s three-week long Source Festival, now...

The Puppet Company presents Goldilocks! a cheeky twist on the classic, in which Goldilocks and the Three Bears finally get to settle their dispute…in...

Last night, I was transported into a thrilling world of animation. After successful runs in Australia, London, China, and Dubai, 1927 brought The Animals and...

I felt the need to write a show, so I did. I was listening to "The Five Tango Sensations" by Astor Piazzolla at the...

“What’s so funny about God? After all, he never told a single joke (with the possible exception of getting Abraham to kill his son)....