12 stories by "Kristen Waagner"
The children were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of sugarplums breakdanced in their heads… wait, breakdanced? You read that right. "The Hip-Hop Nutcracker" brings breakdanci…
Welcome to the 60s! Big hair, bright colors, and dancing abound as social change starts to sweep Baltimore. Rockville Musical Theatre brings community theatre to new heights with "Hairspray,…
The standard trappings of amateur puppetry (colorful felt, googly eyes, repurposed socks, etc.) are abundantly present at Wolf Pack Theatre Company's rendition of "Hand to God." But Sesame S…
It's a tale as old as time: far off places, daring swordfights, magic spells, a prince in disguise. But at Creative Cauldron, "Beauty and the Beast" is given a fresh twist. Reimagined for a …
What is justice? How can a killer be punished? Can murder ever be justified? Does violence ever end? These are the questions that Aeschylus asked in "The Oresteia," his trilogy of tragedies …
Monumental Theatre Co. continues its 2019 season with "Daddy Long Legs", a tender story of letters, literature, and love. "Daddy Long Legs" is not a large musical. Two actors constitute the …
You'll be in trouble (with a capital T!) if you don't catch Broadway Center Stage's production of “The Music Man,” playing now at the Kennedy Center's Eisenhower Theatre. No seri…
With “Visions of Love,” Pointless Theatre brings the best of the silent era to life, creating a stunning work of puppet-dance-theater based on the beloved film classic City Light…
To call “The Fever” a show would not be accurate, because “The Fever” is not seen: it is experienced. It would be more fitting to call it a play, in the full-of-imagi…
With the addition of several rollicking musical numbers and a very Greek setting, Shakespeare Theatre Company makes the hilarity of “The Comedy of Errors” accessible to all. R…
What is there to hold onto in the darkest of times? Music, laughter, friendship, and stories sustain Lisa Jura as she leaves her family in Vienna, Austria to escape Nazi persecution. Her tru…
Drawing laugh after laugh from an engaged audience, The Colonial Players open their 2018-19 season by celebrating the legacy of the great Neil Simon with an uproarious production of “R…