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From a popular tale of good versus evil to the humorous antics of a very nocturnal bunny, this week's edition of Theatre Roundup features six theatre shows for young audiences. Chec…
Although it is unfortunate to hear that so many federal workers are still furloughed due to the extended government shutdown, it is gratifying to note that members of the greater Washington …
From adolescent double-suicides to the trials and tribulations of middle age, some stories don't need or want a happy ending. Get your fix of the dark, the brooding, the seriocomedy, and…
Are you in the mood for a show that is relatively short and sweet? Well, theatreWashington is here to help! Although some of these productions may not be described as "sweet," …
Although it is unfortunate to hear that so many federal workers have been furloughed due to the government shutdown, it is gratifying to note that members of the greater Washington community…
To choose the first education program featured on Class Act, I used the handy Education Explorer at theatreWashington.org. Entering sample criteria that narrowed the field to acting programs…
From a stately home in London to the fiery pits of Hell, this week's edition of "Theatre Roundup" focuses on seven plays set in locations outside of the United States. Check ou…
Where one son continuously attempts to explain the alternative lifestyle of being a drag queen to his mother in Torch Song Trilogy, another tries to reason with his mother not…
Anyone who’s ever written a theatre-related grant proposal, press release, or marketing brochure has grappled with phrases like “the magic of theatre” and “a transfor…
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From Hamlet's indecision "to be or not to be" to the commedia stylings of Molière, this weekend offers a variety of classics that would each make great ad…
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“Summit” is an interesting word. We chose it carefully for our recent meeting with the theatre community as we sought guidance for the future of The Helen Hayes Awards. For us, i…
“I think that we are constantly almost doing something that could break through in a significant way. I'm not sure if it's a sense of emerging or a long term push against some …
theatreWashington and Capital Pride are proud to present the 2nd annual MUSIC IN THE NIGHT.
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theatreWashington is partnering with Dance Metro DC and The Actors Fund for this special event to share important information on affordable health care for anyone who works artistically or a…
During a recent Twitter exchange, Washington Post Theatre Critic Peter Marks (@petermarksdrama) commented: "You cannot credibly make claim to being America's no. 2 theater town if most nomme…
I love Thanksgiving. For forever it has been my very favorite holiday; the anticipation of waking up on that Thursday morning when we didn't have to go to school, sitting on my parents' bed …
As actors, our income relies on our versatility of course " our ability to play any part offered. We all know well the line on audition sheets, "Will you accept any role?" Our response is us…
In a last gasp of summer freedom, I traveled to New York this past weekend to fill a long-recognized gap in my theatregoing experience by seeing Porgy & Bess. Like much of the rest of my…
They are the words every actor dreads hearing. The half-hearted "Thanks . . . that's all we need to see today" or "Unfortunately . . . we cannot offer you a role, but please do audition for …
