Tag: Virginia Theatre

Ambassador Theater takes on trespassers and unexpected visitors with two madcap one-acts by Egyptian playwright Alfred Farag. The first, The Visitor, tells the story of an actress...

A unique presentation of one of Tennessee Williams’ most popular plays comes to the stage as Towson University’s Department of Theatre Arts presents The Glass...

One of the great things about living in Washington, DC is that we have access to an assortment of international theatrical productions most of...

In Part Two of a series of interviews with the cast of Washington Savoyards’The Rocky Horror Show - we meet John Loughney, who is playing Riff Raff. Joel: Why did...

Eighteen years ago the non-profit Hungry for Music was founded by local entrepreneur Jeff Campbell – a man inspired by a vision to heal...

Silence. Makes people.... Nervous. Which I find a bit odd. You would think that it would take the pressure off, right? We could all just not talk,...

Almost, Maine opened last night, presented by The George Washington University (GWU) Department of Dance & Theater, to an audience of animated students and...

  The Annapolis Shakespeare Company invites you to a realm of royalty where kings banish their daughters' secret husbands to lands far away, where evil...

Good. Is being good truly good if it is not by choice? Evil has to exist along with good, in order that moral choice may operate. Evil. Which...

The Mask and Bauble Dramatic Society's production of The History Boys at Georgetown University is worthy of being performed at a prestigious theatre in DC. The...

American University's Department of Performing Arts puts on a slick, fast, and fun production of Guys and Dolls to kick off their 2012-2013 season. Karl...

Director Ken Elston talks about his vision and introduces us to the cast and designers of George Mason University's Department of Theater and School of Music's...

Creative Cauldron in Falls Church, Virginia offers the DC area a great opportunity to hear the genius of composer Cole Porter, and a glimpse...

I could not believe what I was seeing and hearing when I attended One Night with Janis Joplin last week at Arena Stage. Mary Bridget...

Dramatist Henrik Ibsen's works are filled with strong women and insights into the human condition. Hedda Gabler, one of the idiomatic Ibsen's most noted...

In Part One of a series of interviews with the cast of Washington Savoyaards' The Rocky Horror Show - we meet Autumn Seavey, who is playing Magenta. My...

Young Russian dancers keep Cinderella on her toes With its remarkable legacy of theatrical and musical traditions, St. Petersburg’s Mariinsky Ballet boasts the best ballerinas...

Based on one of the most famous prose poems in the 20th century Spanish literary canon, Platero y Yo comes to the stage of the...

"Now is the winter of our discontent." This famous line uttered by the bloody king (and we all know what proceeds therein) in one...

When confronted with the title of Jonathan Larson’s epic rock opera/ musical RENT, what emotions are you suddenly filled with? Passion? Nostalgia? Loss? Or...