Tag: Pulitzer Prize

Quiara Alegría Hudes' Pulitzer Prize-winning Water by the Spoonful is set in 2009 and takes place mainly in Philadelphia but also travels to San Diego, Japan, and...

Spring may be calling you outside to bike and run and savor the sunshine, but do yourself a favor…spend ninety minutes with the Rockville...

The powerful The Little Theatre of Alexandria’s production of Proof takes us into the complex world of mathematics and mental illness, where the combinations...

Signature Theatre announced that they will be opening their 25th anniversary season with Stephen Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with George.  Directed by Associate Artistic Director Matthew...

The overwhelming need to believe in a story that is being told is a deeply compelling urge that will keep you on the edge...

As a working journalist who had spent the day sorting through graphic photos of a terror attack on shoppers in Kenya, I was in...

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...

“You're not in a better place than me, just a different one.” An entire play is summed up in that one line, and when...

When approaching an issue as sensitive and pervasive as mental illness, even the most seasoned performers can underplay the massive implications of a disorder...

"Awesome." If there is one word to sum up McLean High School Theatre Company's production  of RENT School Edition it is awesome, according to audience member...

From April 5th to May 12th, Compass Rose Theater ushers in the spring with a fully professional production of Lee Blessing’s glorious and life-affirming play,...

In searching for answers one must always be able to prove that the answers they have found are true. A deeply profound tale of...

Quotidian Theatre Company heats up the Cold War with Lee Blessing’s classic, A Walk in the Woods. Quotidian’s mission is to present theater about real life with...

Reston Community Players continued their season of strong women with the award winning musical Next to Normal. The multiple Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-...

I will be in Philadelphia this weekend and will be attending the Friday night performance of Priscilla Queen of the Desert The Musical at The...

Opening March 15th, Peter's Alley Theatre Productions' second show of its inaugural season is Proof, by David Auburn. The Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award - winning drama, is...

The American Century Theater will present free staged readings of the 1938 play, Abe Lincoln in Illinois, by Robert E. Sherwood, as part of its Rescues...

For Producing Artistic Director Ryan Rilette's first full season, Round House Theatre in Bethesda has unveiled its 2013-2014 season entitled Round House Reinvented. It's...

Race Matters The Crime: Rape. Or is it Race? The Defendant: Charles Strickland is a man who doesn’t comprehend being told “No,” and one who has never...

Pain makes man think. Thought makes man wise. Wisdom makes life endurable. A lesson in life well learned beautifully illustrated as Laurel Mill Playhouse...