Last night, Aquila Theatre performed a wonderful version of the classic comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream at George Mason University's Center for Visual and Performing Arts. All of the actor…
There's a lot that's shocking and disturbing in this show, as well there should be"it's based on the April 20, 1999, shooting at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. That massacre"d…
Providence Players of Fairfax presents Tracy Letts' August: Osage County, winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best New Play. Michael Donahue directs a strong, sear…
Producers of the national tour of The Book of Mormon at Baltimore's Hippodrome Theater have announced a special ticket discount for seats to each upcoming performance, April 2 through April …
As Director and Curator of DEMO: Now, Damian Woetzel brings together artists of different disciplines. The idea is simple: put artists together in a room and see what develops, what is creat…
John Webster's bloody Jacobean revenge tragedy of 1612, filled with infidelity, deceit, greed, and corruption, is brilliantly re-envisioned for our times in Red Bull Theater's current produc…
"She sweeps out," says George Bernard Shaw of Eliza in a stage direction at the end of Pygmalion, leaving Henry Higgins alone and feeling self-satisfied. As Shaw said emphatically in his pos…
Director and playwright Leslie Jacobson concludes her final year as a full-time professor at George Washington University with excerpts from plays she has written, directed or adapted. The w…
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts today announced its 2019"2020 theater season, with more than 15 productions from New York, London, and across the globe, plus original Kenn…
DC Metro Theater Arts (DCMTA) and CultureCapital are pleased to announce that DCMTA is the latest publication in the DC region to implement a CultureCapital arts feed. In displaying the Cult…
Cynthia Erivo may as well call the Kennedy Center home. Having previously performed with the National Symphony Orchestra, the intimacy between Erivo and the musicians is strong. For her upco…
Chazz Palminteri is one cool dude. Imagine having your own life story play to sold-out houses on and off Broadway, and be made into a classic film directed by none other than Robert De Niro.…
Sally Boyett is the Artistic Director of Annapolis Shakespeare Company, which is making a name for itself with its clever productions of Shakespeare and the classics. She has directed many A…
In the nineteenth season's second installment of Broadway by the Year: Broadway Musicals of 1943 & 1951, director and host Scott Siegel took audiences on a retrospective journey along th…
Full of high-spirited playfulness, flights of adorable fancy and some verbal gymnastics that children and adults can savor, Creative Cauldron's Alice in Wonderland is family entertainment th…
What if your favorite dramatic heroine could " just for once " alter her tragic fate? That's the question posed by playwright Jon Klein in the Washington Stage Guild's production of Resolvin…
Fifteen minutes of fame don't even come close to the phenomenal success and widespread renown of Be More Chill and its cast, from the show's origins in New Jersey in 2015, through its wildfi…
Synetic Theater is pleased to announce the hiring of Jason Najjoum as Managing Director. Mr. Najjoum comes to Synetic with over a decade of experience in the arts and culture space and valua…
The In Series at GALA Theatre has succeeded in brilliantly breathing life into a treasured zarzuela " a blend of song and dance " which was written in 1894 and originally titled La Verbena d…
By Ross Heath Of the National Chamber Ensemble's roster of exceptional musicians, three artists, Leonid Sushansky (violin and artistic director), Sean Neidlinger (cello), and Carlos Cesar Ro…
There is indeed a dog in this play, aptly named Dog, wryly performed by Karen Lange wearing a plaid shirt, jeans, and neck bandana. At the top of Act One, Dog sings a country-westernish song…
He's charming, he's debonair, he's sophisticated, and when you've got a problem, you better call Psmith " that's Ronald Eustace Psmith ("the P is silent, like pterodactyl"). You could feel t…
Annapolis Shakespeare Company's Pride and Prejudice is an impeccable dance, an elegant minuet from start to finish. Every element works gracefully with every other, producing a pleasing, …
We are seated on folding chairs in the living room of an actual house where two women and a man in their mid-twenties have agreed to meet up for a three-way. There's a modest playing area fo…
Adventure Theatre MTC (ATMTC) today announced that Michael J. Bobbitt, who has served as the organization's artistic director since 2007, will be stepping down on July 1, 2019. Bobbitt, an a…