Tag: Washington DC

A Sondheim classic takes to the stage at Silhouette Stages in their spring presentation of the Tony Award-winning Company. Co-Directed by Debbie Mobley and...

The very serious play was Equus, about a boy who mutilated horses by blinding them with an ice pick ... horrible to say the very least....

The Kennedy Center presents Emily Loves to Bounce, an energetic mix of light, illusion, music, and mime from Patch Theatre Company of Adelaide, Australia. Set and...

In an article on the Steppenwolf Theater Company’s website, Tracy Letts writes that his play August: Osage County was inspired by the desire to...

What happens when a women who cannot conceive a child asks her sister to act as a surrogate - but instead of birthing one...

This is Part 2 of Co-Artistic Director Brian Sutow taking us behind the scenes of No Rules Theatre Company's production of Suicide, Incorporated: We are now almost...

Being the parent of a professional child actor has a lot in common with triathlons. Sometimes you run, sometimes you spin around in circles,...

Spotlighters Theatre offers a Mother's Day Discount for Hello, Dolly! Order your tickets at www.spotlighters.org and use DISCOUNT CODE:  5-DOLLY to get $5 off your ticket price. Good this weekend ONLY!  So give...

Pinky Swear Productions is offering DCMTA readers $5.00 tickets For TONIGHT through SATURDAY when the run concludes. KILLING WOMEN at Spooky Action Theatre 1810 16th St NW,...

In conjunction with CenterArts at The DCCenter, the DC Queer Theatre Festival will be presenting two nights of queer plays by playwrights in DC,...

Let me begin by dropping a few names: Joss Whedon, Kevin Smith, Stan Lee, and Harry Jay Knowles. If these names resonate with you,...

The Kennedy Center presents the Mansaku-no-Kai Kyogen Company production of three traditional Kyogen works in the Terrace Theater from May 17-19, 2012. Last seen at the...

Directed by Allison Arkell Stockman, Constellation Theatre Company's phenomenal production of Mary Zimmerman’s Metamorphoses is a gift from the gods. It blends aspects of storytelling and Ovid’s...

Vpstart Crow Productions' Artistic Director Rob Batarla tells us about their new production of Six Degrees of Separation which opens this Friday at the Hylton Performing...

Killing Women, written by Marisa Wegrzyn,  is a raunchy, witty play about female assassins. The set (Chris Holland) is abstract and simple; black rectangular...

The 2012 Capital Fringe Festival will be upon us from July 12-29th. We begin our previews of Fringe shows with Cupcake Cabaret. Peter Sullivan and...

Alicia’s talent just keeps growing by leaps and bounds. The phones have been ringing off the hooks with callers wanting to know which shows Columbia’s...

In just 48 hours over 100 teams flooded the DC area to produce their 2012 short films, and I am lucky to count myself...

The Pulitzer Prize-winning play Ruined by acclaimed playwright Lynn Nottage comes to life on the stage of Fells Point Corner Theatre as the final...

The Washington Nationals are a baseball team full of young talent like the 19 year-old sensation Bryce Harper and pitching ace Stephen Strasburg. However,...