How does killing zombies in a video game have anything at all to do with this year's Tony Award winner for Best Play? In The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, on-stage technical…
Where did they get the music? Why haven't I heard of this musical before? Who are these amazing young performers? These are the questions you"like others who've seen the play"will ask aft…
Imagine one of Shakespeare's dodgiest characters, John Falstaff, as a political advisor in modern day DC. Fired by the President he runs a K Street lobbying that employs Macbeth, Ophelia, an…
When We Grow Up was crafted with the audience in mind. For every single choice we made, we had to stop and think about how that choice would affect the comfort of the audience. Would the aud…
Told with humor and gravitas the show is about the twists and turns in life that lead me to the birth of my daughter, Nora, at age 44. Stumbles along the way include blocks to reaching my dr…
Death is inevitable for a young lost soul… In its world premiere at the 2015 Capital Fringe Festival, I (Playwright and Director Veronique LaShell MacRae) explore the dark, grim, and often…
In her professional acting career, Shelley Delaney has portrayed Joan of Arc and Lady Macbeth. But there was always one person she wanted to tackle: Tammy Faye Bakker. Most people know…
Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom by Jennifer Haley July 9 " August 2, 2015 A psychologically addictive video game emulates players' actual neighborhoods as the on-screen environment. Movi…
From birth stories and mother/daughter relationships to Black Velveteen and badassness: Wrestling with the WIP seeks to create woman in her own image. Wrestling with the WIP premiered las…
Abducted and missing for fifteen years, Sarah and Joey miraculously return home to their family. Is it a cause for celebration or the beginning of a new tragedy? Raised apart in captivity, b…
"Forget regret or life if yours to miss" seems to be the motto of Wildwood Summer Theatre. Wildwood Summer Theatre is the D.C. area's premiere all-youth run non-profit theatre company. Wildw…
"Hungry like a Woolf": Europe's Angry Avante-Garde Comes to Capital Fringe Atonin Artaud, founder of the "Theatre of Cruelty" and godfather of many of the more disturbing theatrical experime…
Ripple of Hope: One Teacher's Journey to Make an Impact is my comedic one-woman show that explores public education issues through my personal experiences as a drama teacher in some of th…
Dropping out of college, I went to live in a trailer in Key West, Florida. I had great ambitions to try and finish a novel or screenplay, short story, or a poem or anything actually. And not…
Baba is an autobiographical one-man show. I talk about growing up fatherless after mine is murdered, and struggling with identity, bullying, sexuality, and life transitions. This is a summer…
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington (GMCW) today announced the performance schedule for their first-ever tour of Cuba by a gay chorus, set to take place from July 11-19, 2015. The schedule of…
You know that show where the pretty blonde, with the revolving door of handsome suitors is constantly getting into trouble? You know how every episode ends with her on the couch, or at a bar…
Most women have a strong desire to be free, fully self-expressed, and share their vision with the world. AND most women also have this overwhelming urge to be perfect, like PERFECT, in every…
Sanctuary, A new play about the impact of war on women premiering at the Capital Fringe Festival July 17-July 26, 2015 Come and join as we weave through time and place and learn the fate of …
Straight Faced Lies: Award-winning play about a dysfunctional family Thanksgiving comes to Capital Fringe. New York Playwright Mark Jason Williams (Recovery, The Other Day) returns to …
The Hello Girls:Â Last Season's Critically Acclaimed One-Woman Show about French-speaking American WWI Women Veterans Returns to the Capital Fringe Good news: The Hello Girls returns to th…
At the end of my play, It's What We Do, Ilan, an Israeli Defense Forces soldier, says: "I'm standing guard at a post, aiming my weapon at everyone. You know what image comes to mind for …
Hi, Rich Potter here. When I was 6 years old, the girl down the street told me about God, and how He created everything. I asked, "Who created God?" She didn't know. So we went to her dad, w…
The American Century Theater ends its twentieth and final season with the first play it produced in Arlington, VA:Reginald Rose’s Twelve Angry Men, directed by TACT Artistic Director a…
Robert Michael Oliver Returns to Capital Fringe with Poe Whitman A Repertoire of Two of America ‘s Literary Giants Following last year’s sold-out performances of Song of Myself: …