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Review: ‘Movie with the BSO: ‘E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial’ in Concert’ at...
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) honored the 35th anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s classic family adventure E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall with...
Film Review: ‘Cloudy Sunday’ Appearing at the Washington Jewish Film Festival
In most wartime films, the plot lines tend to not feature one thing: a romantic story. This is done to keep more emphasis on...
Review: ‘RENT’ at Gateway Playhouse
The Gateway Playhouse opened its 68th Season with the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning musical, RENT. With book, music, and lyrics by Jonathan Larson, this...
Review: ‘Building the Wall’ at New World Stages
Out of his imaginative mind comes another powerful theatre piece by Robert Shenkkan, author of 15 plays including two dealing with LBJ (All the...
Review: ‘Silent Sky’ Reprised at Silver Spring Stage
Friday marked the reprisal at Silver Spring Stage of a very timely Silent Sky, by Laura Gunderson. Produced by Seth Ghitelman and directed by...
Review: ‘Sioux Falls’ at 10th Muse Productions at Mead Theatre Lab...
10th Muse Productions' The Wedding Party was a huge hit in Capital Fringe 2015 (the DCMetroTheater Arts review called it a "delightful comedic romp"). It was a show...
Review: ‘Proof’ at Olney Theatre Center
Who wants to go see a play about math? That could be a typical dialogue when people are perusing the paper wondering how to...
Review: ‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ at Eagle Theatre
Peter and the Starcatcher creates a backstory for one of literature’s greatest heroes, Peter Pan. But much of the appeal of Rick Elice’s play...
Dangereuse: Shakespeare’s Most Badass Misanthrope: ‘Timon of Athens’ at Folger Theatre
Just when Canada starts to sound like a good idea, comes Timon of Athens at the Folger Theatre, confirming once again that first-rate Shakespeare...
Film Review: ‘Fog in August’ Appearing at The Washington Jewish Film...
The horrors of the Holocaust have been portrayed many times in film, most notably Schindler’s List and The Pianist. One such horror, however, has...
Review: ‘Side Effects’ at Taffety Punk Theatre Company
In a simple bold setting, a man in a hurry is running late. He is answering his phone, head skewed at an angle to...
Review: ‘Noises Off’ at Everyman Theatre
It is always a good time seeing a production of Noises Off, but Everyman Theatre (Everyman) took it to another level last night. If...
Review: ‘Psycho Beach Party’ at Stillpointe Theatre
If you’re looking for an escape, there’s a thoroughly entertaining performance of Charles Busch’s perennially popular parody of 1960s beach-blanket cinema that’s just what...
Review: ‘Mercy Killers’ at Taffety Punk Theatre Company
Joe in Michael Milligan's one-man show Mercy Killers is, indeed, your average Joe: he listens to Rush Limbaugh, he works on cars as a...
Review: ‘Tunnel Vision’ at Venus Theatre
Tunnel Vision, written by Andrea Lepcio and directed by Deborah Randall, at Venus Theatre is a powerful and a thought-provoking play. Venus Theatre, under the direction...
TODAY Only: ‘Tribute to Classical Ballet’ at L’Etoile, The Classical Ballet...
Dance Preview: L’Etoile Dances a Ballet Gem
Pretty, pastel costumes, new ribbons on the toe shoes, tiaras that sparkle bright as a shiny new penny...
Review: ‘Fear Eats the Soul’ at Scena Theatre
As part of its 30th anniversary season, Scena Theatre has offered a stage adaptation of late German film auteur Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s 1974 film...
Film Review: ‘Menashe’ Appearing at The Washington Jewish Film Festival
Fuelled by fantastic performances and effective cinematography, Joshua Z. Weinstein’s Menashe brings to light the world of Brooklyn’s ultra-Orthodox Jewish community through the story...
Magic Time!: ‘The Father’ at The Studio Theatre
There are reasons aplenty not to miss The Father now playing at The Studio Theatre, and Ted van Griethuysen's performance in the title role...
Broadway Producer Jack Viertel to Appear in Conversation with Jason Loewith...
This Saturday, at 2:15pm, noted Broadway Producer Jack Viertel will appear at the Gaithersburg Book Festival in conversation with Olney Theatre Center Artistic Director...