 In anticipation of the holidays, PBS recently aired Roundabout Theatre Company's  production of "Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn" on its long-running Great Performances series. It is …
It's old news that theatre is undergoing a transformation this year due to the pandemic. At the same time, it might be the most important moment for the rawness and immediacy the institution…
Baltimore's Everyman Theatre is preparing to open their 2020-21 season with a third entry in the "Queens Girl" trilogy by Caleen Sinnette Jennings. Consistent with the two earlier production…
Updated slightly for the Zoom, socially-distanced theatre era we're in, "The Courage to Right a Woman's Wrongs" is a fun romp from the 17th century that has a subtle touch of feminism. See t…
 On Sunday, December 6th at noon, Monumental Theatre Company willhost a virtual brunch fundraiser. ​BYOB​ will feature performances from Monumental favorites and the introdu…
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, DC (GMCW) is pleased to announce the second concert of their 2020-2021 40th Anniversary Season. The season will continue with a virtual version of their a…
Dark Horse Theatre Company has come up with an ingenious new play that uses Zoom's strengths and still gives us an insightful, funny, and wrenching work. And they accomplish it all within 30…
We are so excited to welcome you back "home" to Toby's for an uplifting and joyous celebration of the holidays featuring many of your favorite Toby's performers. The theatre will be decked o…
We are so excited to welcome you back "home" to Toby's for an uplifting and joyouscelebration of the holidays featuring many of your favorite Toby's performers.The theatre will be decked out…
Two extraordinary pianists have joined forces to provide COVID-weary audiences with a program of rarely performed pieces for two pianos, including works by Ferruccio Busoni, Sergei Rachmanin…
  The weather outside may be frightful, but Arts on the Green offers delightful programming for the season, including virtual options that will allow you to celebrate the holidays fro…
Once in a while a reviewer is lucky enough to review a pre-production of a new show, and then review it again when it produced for the public. I have been privileged to watch the incarnation…
To provide a forum for discussion and guidance on issues relating to children and COVID, PMTC Artistic Director Laurie T. Freed has gathered together an expert panel of area health professio…
Theatre-goers surely miss attending musicals, plays, and operas in person during the pandemic. While theaters remain closed, the Philadelphia Opera has launched its 2020-2021 season via stre…
"Marisol," by José Rivera, is a fever-dream of a play. It is as if the normal world has lost its moorings, or mind, and people, systems, institutions are breaking down under the strain. It …
"Roaring" is one of the most delicious productions put on by Best Medicine Rep, and a world premier written and directed by John Morogiello, a founder of Best Medicine Rep. 'Roaring' is a ce…
                  Photos by Tracey Grumbach  October 24 "A Salute to Europe" " Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra Sheldo…
Stage managers rule. In this innovative and imaginative venture that combines theatricality, games, and last-man-standing types of reality shows, the stage managers have gotten together and …
In both story and verse, Edgar Allan Poe tried to connect thoughts with sounds or, as he himself put it in "The Rationale of Verse," "the very germ of a thought seeking satisfaction in equal…
 Erik Satie's "La 1ère Gnossienne" " usually considered a quietly contemplative, slightly melancholy piece of music " is rendered positively spooky in the skillful hands of Sound Design…
In this imaginative upending of "Hamlet," We Happy Few has put Ophelia front and center. It's a refreshing concept, and mostly works pretty well in this new play by Amber Smithers and Daniel…
Over the last six months, many of us have had the chance to really reflect on our relationships, both with ourselves and with others. For some, this might have been the first time we've real…
Attention must be paid once again to Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman. Lucky for us, Playbill.com and The Actor's Fund have made it possible to relive a monumental revival of this America…
  Having implemented strict safety precautions in keeping with the Mayor's plan,, GALA is proud to open its 45th Anniversary Season, with The Dog in the Manger (El perro del Hortelan…
On Friday, Arena Stage produced its first live production from the Transit Pier Floating Stage at the Wharf since their closure due to the pandemic. The performance is an adaptation by Chery…