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When picturing Ichabod Crane, I always pictured a lean, rangy, superstitious schoolteacher. That is not the Ichabod Crane of Synetic Theater's muscular, voluptuous and engrossing retelling o…
Move over Stephen Sondheim. There’s a new kid on the block. And, he’s coming to Broadway with some musical ideas to shake up The Great White Way. Eddie Perfect (yes that’s …
When the curtains part at the beginning of the Arlington Players’ new production of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" it's to reveal the titular cathedral, all soaring arches and stained g…
Tim Murphy is the current Artistic Director and co-founder of The Next Ice Age which kicks off its 30th season this Sunday afternoon at the Mt. Pleasant Ice Arena in Baltimore. Bio:Â Tim M…
1. 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' at Baltimore Center Stage. “…an emotional spectacle of a romance trapped within a dysfunctional family.” – JV Torres. READ review. Synops…
“Labour of Love” now playing on Olney's Mulitz-Gudelsky Theatre Lab stage is an homage to the battle of the sexes that Hepburn and Tracey made so memorable, with a hearty dose of…
Fans of both dance and ice skating " especially those who value figure skating as art, not just sport – should take note of the special program being prepared by Nathan Birch and Tim M…
“Nevermore” is a hauntingly beautiful work that posits that without the shipwreck (both a physical and emotional metaphor in this production) of his life, Edgar Allan Poe's work …
“Let the Right One In” is an interesting adaptation of the 2004 novel by Swedish author John Ajvide Lindqvist. It has moments of genuine sadness and a slow-building tension that …
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt once said the characters in the play “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,” "[show] us the difficulty of communication between people who spend their lives saying …
The Washington National Opera (WNO) turns again to one of Giuseppe Verdi's beloved masterworks to begin their 2018-2019 season. Artistic Director Francesca Zambello is joined this season by …
“On February 28, 1815, the three-masted Pharaon arrived at Marseilles from Smyrna, commanded by the first mate, young Edmond Dantès, the captain having died on the voyage. He had left…
Downtown Columbia Mini Maker Faire – inaugural celebration of innovation and creativity scheduled for October 7, 2018 at Merriweather Park at Symphony Woods. The Inner Arbor Trust, Dow…
With the addition of several rollicking musical numbers and a very Greek setting, Shakespeare Theatre Company makes the hilarity of “The Comedy of Errors” accessible to all. R…
The Washington Ballet opened the 2018-2019 season with “TWB Welcomes,” a welcome both to the company’s audience and to the four guest dancers from the American Ballet Theat…
Bennett's Curse Haunted House Maryland is a small family owned operation that serves Hollywood caliber scares. Located at the Eastport Mall in Baltimore, Maryland, it is accessible to reside…
1. 'Blueberries for Sal' at Adventure Theatre MTC. “'Blueberries for Sal' is an all-ages show, and theatre lovers can take that to heart " you don't need to be in the single digits …
It may be a fictional world, but I want to go live in the town that has Truvy's hair salon, at least for a little while. It may be an idealized world of small-town camaraderie and women's fr…
How thin is the membrane between death and life? Are there times when perhaps the dead can cross over and stand beside us, just for a moment, so that we can sense them, if not see or hear th…
This past Friday, Vocal Arts DC kicked off their 2018-2019 season with mezzo-soprano, Elizabeth DeShong, and pianist, Mark Markham in recital at the Terrace Theater. Amid the myriad of class…
I brought my friend Maddie along with me to review the Adventure Theatre MTC world premiere production of "Blueberries for Sal." While I have the experience of some years as an actor and the…
"MOM. DAD. We have to sit down or we're going to miss the big, yellow letters! That's the best part!"Â This was a quote I overheard from a rather rambunctious youth as my guest and I shuf…
As the winner of eight Academy Awards in 1954 including Best Picture, and holding the position of No. 8 on the American Film Institute's top-100 list, the inclusion of “On the Water…
“Heisenberg,” the play written by Simon Stephens, might be named for German physicist Werner Heisenberg and his uncertainty principle, but there is one certainty in the show runn…
Cody Nickell is currently playing the role of Paul Verrall in “Born Yesterday” at Ford’s Theatre. BIO: Regional: Wilma Theatre; Playmakers Rep; Portland Center Stage; Tw…
