18 stories by "Kristen Price"
"Hello, Dolly!" presented by the Glyndon Area Players and directed by Homero Bayarena is a non-stop theatrical romp created by a fabulous cast of characters. A beautifully painted back-drop …
Summertime in Baltimore brings "Broadway Favorites: A Summer Cabaret" featuring Judy McLane and Philip Hernandez to Everyman Theatre. The production will feature the two performers singing B…
"Laughter on the 23rd Floor" is a very funny account of the inner workings of a comedy writers room in the 1950s. Written by Neil Simon, a former comedy writer for Sid Caesar, the play inclu…
Each year, Annapolis Shakespeare Company produces a show in the outdoor courtyard of Reynolds Tavern. This year's production is the very fun and very funny, “The Miser” (directed…
"The Book of Joseph,” playing at Everyman Theatre, tells the touching story of Richard Hollander, and his family's journey through World War II. The piece, written by Karen Harman and …
That sound you hear echoing through downtown Frederick is the sound of lots of little ones happily giggling their way through Maryland Ensemble Theatre's (MET's) joyful production of A.A. Mi…
"Casa Valentina" is not your usual dramedy. It isn't a story you see very often making the rounds at regional theatres. In fact, this production of the work at Colonial Players opening last …
As a resident member of the company of Everyman Theatre, Bruce Nelson has had the opportunity to portray all sorts of characters. Though this season, in addition to the imagined, he’s …
In a lavish ceremony held at DC's newest Arts venue, The Anthem, the Helen Hayes Awards were handed out last evening to the best and brightest in Washington-area theater. Performers and crea…
In a lot of ways, the attacks on September 11, 2001 was this generation's Pearl Harbor. 9/11 is equated with many of the same thoughts and feelings as December 7, 1941. Each person alive on …
Annapolis Shakespeare Company is one of the jewels of the Anne Arundel County theatre scene. Their productions are full of talented artists and are beautifully designed from set to the costu…
By the end of Rep Stage's production of "True West," the stage is littered with the remnants of an entire kitchen. Toast, silverware, empty beer cans and appliances cover the floor of an …
"Let it Be," which played the National Theatre for 2 performances only this weekend, imagines what it would have been like had the legendary quartet, The Beatles reunited 10 years after they…
On a beautiful spring morning here in DC, The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts unveiled their plans for the 2018-2019 theatre season to an assortment of media and Center subscribers. T…
Ken Ludwig's "Moon Over Buffalo" is a hilarious backstage romp through one very long afternoon at the theatre. Laurel Mill Playhouse's production, directed by Larry Simmons, is full of be…
Although I see a great deal of theatre, I'm not often moved to tears by a show. This is exactly what happened however during Everyman's beautiful production of Julia Cho's “Aubergine.&…
A few months ago, I decided to read Christopher Durang's play “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.” In those pages, I wasn't exactly sure of what I read. I just didn't get it. T…
It's hard to put into words how I feel about the March for our Lives on Washington. It is the largest rally I've ever been to and it was in protest of an issue I feel most strongly about. Wa…
