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8,108 stories from DC Theatre Scene

DC area theatres announce cancellations due to COVID-19 concerns by Lorraine Treanor

March 12 " Rasheeda Speaking postponed. Ally Theatre at Joe's Movement Emporium, originally schedule to run through March 22. March 12 " Adventure Theatre MTC Spring Gala, "Step Out in…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:03am on March 12, 2020

Rasheeda Speaking, first DC area production closing early due to coronavirus concerns. by Lorraine Treanor

This morning, Ally Theatre Company's production of Rasheeda Speaking became the first production cancelled in our area due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19. Rasheeda Speaking has been…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:03am on March 12, 2020

Review: The Amateurs, a survival comedy of the 14th century plague by Mercedes Hesselroth

As the novel coronavirus continues to spread COVID-19 across the globe, large scale gatherings across the world face postponement or outright cancellation. But this is hardly the first time,…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 6:03pm on March 11, 2020

Review: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), a fun riff at Chesapeake Shakespeare by Jill Kyle-keith

The hefty tome of Shakespeare's plays and sonnets, a nondescript table, two chairs and a turquoise feather boa is apparently all one needs to stage all of the Bard's output: if you skip a fe…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:24am on March 11, 2020

Theater J reveals the 7 plays for its 2020-2021 season by Tim Treanor

True events, leavened with fable and fantasy (and a little bit of the Kinsey Sicks) will propel Theater J's 2020-2021, the company has revealed. In five months, the outline of our national p…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:24am on March 11, 2020

Review: Pass Over at Studio Theatre, brilliant, spell-binding, heartbreaking truth by Gregory J. Ford

"Kill me now," says Moses. "What are your Promised Land Top Ten?" counters his side- kick Kitch. Thus begins two memorable, masterful, spell-binding and heartbreaking performances by Christo…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 9:12pm on March 10, 2020

Contemporary American Theater Festival 2020, July 10 " August 2, features 5 world premieres by Tim Treanor

The Contemporary American Theater Festival will stake its claim as one of the country's most important new play festivals in 2020, with five world premieres (including one rolling world prem…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 2:18pm on March 10, 2020

Review: Queens Girl: Black in the Green Mountains at Everyman Theatre by Jayne Blanchard

Ain't no mountain high enough to throw shade on Jacqueline "Jackie" Marie Butler (the incandescent, triple threat Felicia Curry), the heroine of Caleen Sinnette Jennings' world premiere play…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 2:18pm on March 10, 2020

Review: Museum 2040, an ambitious but flawed immersive experience by Alan Katz

I was intrigued by Museum 2040, an alternate future immersive production that combines a museum exhibit and a theatricalized dedication ceremony, from the moment I interviewed its playwright…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 2:18pm on March 10, 2020

Review: Rasheeda Speaking from Ally Theatre Company by Debbie Minter Jackson

Can incremental racism make you sick and even a little crazy?  Rasheeda Speaking is a fascinating exploration into the premise that no matter how well-intentioned we try to be, the toxic …

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 6:06pm on March 9, 2020

Review: Einstein's Wife: Serbian scientist Mileva Maric gets her due by Gregory J. Ford

ExPats Theatre's production of Einstein's Wife, (it bears the subtitle, An Imagined Encounter) takes place in an algorithmically graphed and projected after-life (Projections by Dylan Uremov…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 2:18pm on March 9, 2020

Review: Monumental's Head Over Heels. Fresh and fun. by Missy Frederick

A 16th century queer romance that's a jukebox musical set to the hits of The Go-Gos? It's hard not to think "train wreck potential" when you hear the synopsis of Head Over Heels, the musical…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 2:18pm on March 9, 2020

How Washington area theatres are coping with the coronavirus and how you can help by Lorraine Treanor

As the novel coronavirus ("novel" here means no one has prior immunity) has incurred its way into DC, Maryland and Virginia, area producers of live theatre are taking measures to protect the…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 2:18pm on March 9, 2020

Encore Theater, DC's newest professional theatre company, announces auditions for Next to Normal by Lorraine Treanor

The upcoming 2020/2021 season will introduce Encore Theater Company, based in the Takoma Park community. Encore's inaugural season, their press release announced, will feature "two intimate,…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 8:48am on March 9, 2020

Bob Dylan on Broadway: Girl from the North Country Review by Jonathan Mandell

The odd pairing of old Bob Dylan songs with Irish playwright Conor McPherson's new script about desperate lives during the Great Depression worked well enough when I saw it Off-Broadway in 2…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 8:42pm on March 5, 2020

Adult Fan Fiction World Championships from Flying V. Here's what you missed. by Kelly McCorkendale

For a brilliantly good time, call Flying V, who notched up the fun last Friday with The Adult Fan Fiction World Championships. So why are you reading about it here? Because this is a theatre…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:32am on March 5, 2020

Review: Swing musical Bandstand showcases its young cast at the National this week by Meaghan Hannan Davant

Bandstand, the Tony Award-winning swing style musical is making a brief stop at The National Theatre. A story of five World War II  veterans trying to rebuild their lives through music, f…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:32am on March 5, 2020

A King and No King. ASC actors take on this outlandish 17th century comedy by Tim Treanor

Has this ever happened to you? You're Panthea, Princess of Iberia (Zoe Speas), and you haven't seen your brother, King Arbaces (Benjamin Reed) since you were nine years old. You live under t…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 1:48pm on March 4, 2020

Review: Avant Bard opens its rep season with Tennessee Williams double bill: Talk to Me Like the Rain … and Suddenly Last Summer by Jeffrey Walker

With all the trappings of a Southern gothic " eccentric characters, grotesque situations, and (off-stage) violence " Suddenly Last Summer blazes the stage with vivid imagery and poetic cruel…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 1:48pm on March 4, 2020

From The Women Composers Festival. Timothy Nelson introduces the women and the music that will "surprise, delight, and inspire" by Susan Galbraith

This first weekend in March brings together works from some extraordinary women working in exciting new directions today in the realm of 'opera and beyond.'  In Series hosts a Women Compo…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 8:03pm on March 3, 2020

Review: Easy Women Smoking Loose Cigarettes at Signature Theatre by Jayne Blanchard

Empty nest syndrome is not an issue for Marian (an expertly controlled and controlling Susan Rome), a contentedly retired wife and mother living in Florida with her second husband Richard (J…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 3:36pm on March 3, 2020

For Museum 2040, 4615 Theatre creates a museum of the future, then moves in. by Julian Oquendo

Starting this week, Washington, DC is getting a new museum, and a different kind of immersive theatrical experience. 4615 Theatre's upcoming production, Museum 2040, written by Renee Calarco…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:54am on March 3, 2020

Opera review: Don Giovanni meets the #MeToo movement by Susan Galbraith

It was inevitable. Don Giovanni would have to face the match of his life against the #MeToo movement. The problem is this production, not two years after the resplendent WNO production direc…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 9:18am on March 3, 2020

Cambodian Rock Band Review: Genocide and Rock and Roll by Jonathan Mandell

How do you put genocide on stage? Lauren Yee starts with a rock band, which is playing so loudly when we enter that the theater management offers ear plugs for any who request it. A rock con…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 9:33pm on March 2, 2020

Review: This Bitter Earth, an inspired production of a boundaries crossing love story by Gregory J. Ford

The Theater Alliance production of This Bitter Earth by Harrison David Rivers is a lusty, delirious, time-suspending and pulse-pounding journey. It is also " as intimated by the title " both…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 4:18pm on March 2, 2020
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