BFFs since their school days at Boston's Berklee College of Music, Lindsay Lavin and Ilana Gabrielle make their return to the stage together at The Green Room 42, Broadway's newest urban cab…
If there’s such a thing as gay wit, Paul Rudnick’s got a load of it. Imagine Oscar Wilde and Noël Coward if they could be out about it. Yeah, Rudnick ranks with them and then …
On Saturday, January 19, I had the pleasure of seeing Erica Smith's years-in-the-making play, Stonefish, produced by The Coil Project and Greenbelt Arts Center. Director David Dieudonne and …
The nominees for the 19th Annual WATCH Awards were announced tonight at the Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia. The post WATCH Awards Nominations: 19th Annual Washington Area Theatre Communit…
Jeffrey, the current offering of the Rainbow Theatre Project by playwright Paul Rudnick, casts a humorously defiant eye towards the tragedy of the AIDS epidemic –Â as set in the New …
When you go downtown to the Mount Vernon area of Baltimore City, you might not immediately think of the Wilks School on Park Avenue as a theatrical venue, especially with the Baltimore Schoo…
The oldest professional LGBTQ+ theater company in New York, TOSOS (The Other Side of Silence) addresses the enduring issues and psychological impact of bullying and homophobia in its world-p…
People staying when they need to go; people going when they long to stay. People hanging on to bits of myth and legend, or a bit of land, in the face of overwhelming forces of economic logic…
In Superior Donuts, which opened at the Reston Community Players last night, the new Starbucks across the street is taking business from a 60-year-old family-owned shop. It is a familiar sto…
Kicked out of the band and facing eviction from "his" apartment, Dewey Finn questionably intercepts a substitute teacher assignment at a prestigious local academy to pay the rent. With no te…
Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt's The Fantasticks had a legendary 42-year Off-Broadway run (and then an 11-year revival), suggesting that there's something strangely captivating about this swee…
When Step Afrika! began performing nearly 25 years ago, founder C. Brian Williams couldn't have imagined his now-famous dance company would bring the art of step to audiences around the worl…
A far-reaching cultural exchange production from China by the China Performing Arts Agency (CPAA) is making its United States premiere at The Kennedy Center. It is Image China: Xuanzang's…
Don't walk into the Kennedy Center Opera House expecting a Disney-esque, happily-ever-after retelling of the evergreen fairytale Cinderella. British director/choreographer Matthew Bourne has…
On January 14, 2019, the Shakespeare Theatre Company presented its Winter Mock Trial at Sidney Harman Hall (610 F Street NW). Guests were invited to hear Richard the Third: A Good Name Resto…
Colonial Players' production of Silent Sky is a beautiful combination of wonderful acting, direction, lighting, and sound. The 2011 play, written by Lauren Gunderson, is based on the real-li…
With this morning's passing of Broadway legend Carol Channing (1921-2019), just two weeks shy of her 98th birthday, The Al Hirschfeld Foundation pays homage to the star with its release of t…
Monumental Theatre Company will present Dress Up Day beginning March 2, 2019, as part of the Atlas INTERSECTIONS Festival and Monumental's New Work Series. Dress Up Day follows a spunky f…
Zemfira Stage is producing an uncommon sighting in the DC area: a production of the offbeat mid-1950's play, The Bad Seed by Maxwell Anderson. An unconventional nightmare of a melodrama e…
Presented by the Ensemble for the Romantic Century in a limited engagement at The Duke on 42nd Street, Maestro, written by Eve Wolf (the company's Founder and Executive Artistic Director), e…
By Andy Arnold If you fancy a trip to Broadway to see a play, a less expensive offering is the Vagabond Players’ adaptation of Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None. It's playing …
Following his New Year's Eve blow-out in Palm Springs with the touring Rock of Ages Band, Dan Domenech (who was a lead in the Broadway production at the Helen Hayes Theatre) returned home…
The Riverside Center for the Performing Arts in Fredericksburg, Virginia is excited to present the Tony Award-winning La Cage aux Folles, beginning January 9th and running until Sunday, Marc…
Fans of Margo Seibert – the Broadway star of Rocky and In Transit – may face some unusual competition for tickets to her upcoming concert at Signature Theatre. That is because me…
Raheem Devaughn. Dom Flemons of the Carolina Chocolate Drops. Erykah Badu: Soul vocalist and Strathmore Artist in Residence Dante' Pope has performed or shared the stage with them all. From …