Tag: Theater in Metro DC

Once upon a time the great Stephen Sondheim tried his pen at fairytales. Cinderella is on the run from the prince, Jack’s beanstalk adventures...

“I’m not dead yet!” is whispered, shouted, and sung throughout Phoenix Entertainment's very much alive and engaging touring production of the Tony Award-winning 2005 Best...

Do you like American Idol, The Voice and...? Do you like "March Madness"? Then you’ll love Washington Improv Theater (WIT)’s cheerfully exuberant mash-up Fighting...

The ground breaking, innovating, guitarist Jimi Hendrix became a legend of rock and blues music in his brief life. Forty years after his death...

Saturday, March 3, 2012 was declared ‘Smokey Robinson Day’ in Washington, D.C. by Mayor Vincent C. Gray shortly before the legendary musician took the...

We are the modern fairytale. But waiting in a New York City subway station for the fairytale to come to us; the fairy godmother...

Children’s Theatre Encore Stage and Studio presents The Magical Lamp of Aladdin, a lively production directed by Chuck Leonard. By engaging children and adolescents...

Last night the Washington Area Theater Community Honors 'WATCH AWARDS' for excellence in Community Theatre were announced at Birchmere in Alexandria, VA. The big...

Some Shining Moments in Shining City Irish playwright Conor McPherson’s Shining City is a beautiful, poignant play with an almost preternatural ring of truth to...

Today all anyone ever seems to be talking about is the economy — money problems. It fills the newspapers and the speeches of the...

Angela Gheorghiu almost lives up to the hype. At a time when many of opera’s reigning stars are relentlessly overpraised by the public relations...

Welcome to DCMetroTheaterArts. The inspiration for the site evolved from an informal meeting between me, Founder Bruce Markowitz, and our Assistant Editor Alex Murphy....

Lies deceive. The truth hurts. But in Washington Stage Guild’s presentation of Husbands & Lovers it isn’t always clear which is which or even...

A fly on the wall of a Beverly Hills Hotel room would get quite the show in California Suite at Vagabond Players. A series...

Yefim Bronfman performed a solo recital program at Strathmoreon Friday night that was stunningly beautiful in its simplicity. There was nothing on the stage...

Human relationships are like the sea; they ebb and flow crashing upon the sand washing away as if they never existed. Fells Point Corner...

To be marginalized for being Black is one thing. To be marginalized for being different and Black is another. Stew and Heidi’s semi-autobiographical rock...

I am the host and creator and writer and editor of The Lunch and Judy Show. For four years - every week - DCMTA's...