Tag: Washington DC Metro Theater

As the National Tour of The Phantom of the Opera is about to end its run at The Kennedy Center, I had the pleasure of catching...

A diva in the best sense of the word, Barbra Streisand has always understood that only an artistic perfectionist could span decades inspiring generations with...

Silver Spring Stage is delighted to host Montgomery Playhouse for a collaborative One Act Festival this weekend and next. This weekend belongs to Montgomery...

From the time she was a kid, Ronna J Levy knew that she wanted to be an actress. How she ended up being a...

A post-modern take-off on the Book of Revelation, Tribulation: The Musical, with book and lyrics by Molly Miller and music by Brad Kemp, reimagines...

Do you know your neighbors? Even their names? Years ago, (before the internet, video games, and cable TV), people routinely visited their neighbors, to share...

Amy Staats plays MJ in The Last Class: A Jazzercize Play, playing tonight through Sunday at The Klunch performing at The Capital Fringe's Trinidad Theatre. Joel:...

Megan Hill is not only the playwright of The Last Class: A Jazzercize Play, but she gets a real workout playing the Instructor this weekend...

If ever our world needed a story of uplift, peace and redemption as told by a repentant old war general, it’s now. But this...

Carousel is a bittersweet tale of romance and redemption set against the backdrop of a town on the Maine coastline at the turn of...

The Tempest is one of Shakespeare’s greatest plays. Ethan McSweeny’s production makes us realize once again how profound it really is. This Tempest retains...

The 15th Annual Page-to-Stage New Play Festival Schedule Saturday, September 3 to Monday, September 5, 2016 PERFORMANCE CALENDAR-UPDATED 8/19/16 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2016 11 AM–12:20 PM ISRAELI LOUNGE Ally Theatre Company:...

“Dance theater with a queer sensibility, high spirits, and a spirit of adventure”: An interview with The Bang Group Co-Founder David Parker, performing at...

In real life, when we are spectators to two grown men facing off in dead-serious combat—right in front of us; with words, fists, lethal...

All is dark. All is silent. Then, thunder rumbles. Lightning strikes. A boat is caught in the middle of the storm. The sailors frantically...

After listening to John McDonagh’s hilarious reminiscences about his life as a New York cabbie, you’ll be convinced that few jobs are as rife...

Handsome Hound, a local band piloted by twenty-somethings Claire Daviss and Cuchulain Kelly, gives millennials a better name. Self-described as having “roots in folk,...

In Part 1 of interviews with the cast of Hard Bargain Players' Radio Golf, meet Lolita Marie. Joel: Where have local theatergoers seen you on the stage, and...

My four days in London last weekend offered time slots to see six plays—four evenings and two matinees. My strategy was to seek intriguing,...

Reaching out to new or underserved audience for audience development is likely a major, on-going activity for any local theater troupe. Given the large number...