Artistic Director David Muse is pleased to announce the fifth show in Studio Theatre's 2014-2015 season subscription series will be British playwright Tom Wells' hilarious and heartbre…
The McLean Community Players (MCP) present Guys and Dolls, considered by many the perfect musical comedy opening July 11, 2014, in McLean's Alden Theatre. Guys and Dolls has music and lyrics…
Playwright Mark Jason Williams and Director Michael R. Burgtorf return to the Capital Fringe Festival this year with The Other Day"a powerful drama about human connections, and the lengths w…
"It's all about risk," explained Judd over a cup of coffee in his tiny but charming pied-a-terre in Manhattan. "I am addicted to taking certain kinds of risks. Usually this plays out with…
à Demain is a powerful and incredibly personal journey through the depths of life, death, depression and forgiveness. "à Demain" is a French expression which translates as "until tomor…
The game is afoot! draMAStic dance works is honored to be making its Washington, DC debut at the 2014 Capital Fringe Festival with our original production, Intrigue, a mystery on marley�…
Loving, the American Way Infinite Jest co-founder Bill Gordon loves, loves, loves nostalgia. Nostalgia for a 1970s romantic comedy anthology series inspired Infinite Jest's entry into the 20…
Already in rehearsal for over a month, the news hit home very hard. A teacher at a local school accused of impropriety. The very issue at the core of Malevolence once again saturating th…
In Tale that Starts Realistic, Turns Fantastic, Dog Triggers Profound Changes Kerr (played by Dexter Hamlett) is a bizarre performance artist with an act that includes nudity. He's condemned…
Register for a crash course in strange love, big dreams, manipulation, and loss of innocence with Miss Clark. You won't soon forget this class. Miss Clark lives for her students and gives th…
Mary Washington Drama Prof Finds New Challenge in Fringe Show Cate Brewer, a lecturer in theatre at the University of Mary Washington, is spending her summer being treated like a goddess. At…
 It's taking me a moment to get your DC-CV straight. A Hill intern. An unemployed Georgetown law grad. A returned Peace Corps volunteer. And a Rhodes Scholar. Together they live in a shar…
In Part 2 of a series of interviews, Sharon J. Anderson, The Contemporary American Theater Festival (CATF) Trustee and Professional Storyteller, interviews Christina Anderson whose pla…
Tom is in love with Alice, who loves him too. But nothing is easy: they are young; they have parents and teachers. They are teenagers, obviously full of questions and pains. Fortunately, the…
In 2008, Eric Jaffe set out to track down and interview all of his formerly hard-partying, now middle-aged fraternity brothers to try to answer the question: What is value of a college educa…
What happens when you mix a saucy new play about food and fame with real players from the DC food scene? The Dish is an interactive, semi-improvised new play that blends food, scandal and ce…
This family-friendly comedy started with a daydream. The whole thing grew out of a single enigmatic image: A prison cell, without windows or doors, bisected by a nine-foot wall which does no…
Making a Mystery: Quattro Gatti Draws on Shakespeareʼs Macbeth to Create the Ultimate True Crime Progam. On Saturday, June 15th at 4 am, Quattro Gattiʼs company members were all gat…
I had been approached to audition for projects with Flying V before, and I had always been busy. When I was approached to audition for Flying V Fights, it felt like the stars and planets all…
"Why is there a giant box of porn in our apartment?" The question is as old as time itself. Or maybe it isn't. Scholars say we'll never really know for sure. But it's a question Kate and Ron…
Martin, Love, Sex & Rhythm is a sexy rock/pop musical comprised of an all-male cast that confronts contemporary gay issues against the backdrop of current and classic Top 40 songs. The p…
The Big “A” is a family drama about Alzheimer's, cancer, dementia and caregiving, and represents a situation that so many families are dealing with today. While it is a common si…
When a playwright calls his play Good People, we can assume that the characters will be…you know…good people. Can't we? In David Lindsay-Abaire's Good People, opening this Friday at Silv…
What Would Tina and Amy Do? is a new play about best friends, Annie and Tinley, and the challenges they face as they try to figure out the real world. To help them overcome the many difficul…
You are being watched. If you're not under surveillance because of your political views, then you are being tracked because of your economic activities. Or what you do on the web. Or what ph…