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Get to know the American classical crossover female vocal trio known as Tre Principesse in their debut album “Getting to Know You.” Members Agne G, Anastasia Lee, and Tati…
The National Philharmonic, led by Music Director and Conductor Piotr Gajewski, is easily one of the most beloved symphony orchestras in the greater Washington, DC metropolitan area. Comprise…
In the cozy, slightly chilly, Bavarian-esque theater of the Wesley United Methodist Church on Connecticut Avenue, Artistic Director Katerina Souvorova stood before the audience, informing th…
Walking into Venus Theatre, I was immediately struck by the theatre's small size. Settling into my seat"which was in the back row of the 20-something-seat house"I couldn't help but wonder wh…
Ella Fitzgerald fans will undoubtedly be familiar with her great Broadway covers of "Hernando's Hideaway" and "Steam Heat" and thanks to Arena Stage's revival of the 1955 Tony Award winning …
Possibly the most famous American musical, 'Chicago' has taken the world by storm since its original Broadway opening in 1975. People are fascinated by celebrity criminals and jazz culture. …
If any woman in history deserves a one-woman tribute show it's Hedy Lamarr and if any actress is worthy of playing her it's the exceptionally talented Heather Massie. Charm City Fringe kicke…
In the original 1982 New York Times review of the Public's production of "Top Girls," critic Frank Rich explained the way that the playwright Caryl Churchill sees the theatre as "an open fro…
"Vicuña & The American Epilogue" is a tale of an aspiring emperor's new clothes. The Los Angeles premiere of this sharp satire of Donald Trump's presidential run straddled Election Da…
1. 33 Variations at Colonial Players of Annapolis. “…'33 Variations' at The Colonial Players of Annapolis is a masterful work that sparks a wide range of emotions and realization.…
by Nicole Hertvik, Publisher and Editor of DCMTA The DC Metro Theater Arts family is devastated to announce the loss of our Founder and Editor Emeritus, Joel Markowitz. Joel passed away a…
The National Gallery of Art is certainly one of DC's gems. How spoiled Washingtonians are to have free access to such an incredible art museum. The National Gallery does an excellent job of …
This reviewer had some serious chills this past weekend, and it had nothing to do with the briskness that stole into the air. It was a direct result of the beautiful voice of Cynthia Erivo, …
As controversy and culture clashes continue to escalate in the United States, the Compass Rose Theater couldn't pick a better time for its powerful production of "Inherit the Wind," the grip…
The Kennedy Center’s newly reopened Terrace Theater feels like the perfect place for a tribute to Leonard Bernstein — it’s vibrant but intimate; unique, but working within …
Dinner parties can be hell, but usually not literally. In “Omnium Gatherum” the dinner party is actually in hell, or at least in an anteroom, in this case at the Silver Spring St…
Review submitted by Hallie Strelsky of Hayfield Secondary School. Betrayal of a husband to a wife, the unbearable agony of a broken heart, child-sized bloody hand prints, and a few not so…
“Little Shop of Horrors” has been through a few iterations over the past fifty plus years. First a low-budget film by Roger Corman, then an off-Broadway musical in 1982 wi…
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It has been a decade since the Washington National Opera last presented a Baroque opera. The successes of the collaborative talents involved with their current production of Handel's “…
You know her music, but do you know her story? Nicknamed “Lady Day” by saxophonist Lester Young, Billie Holiday was one of the greatest jazz voices of all time. Her music and sto…
This year  Charm City Fringe announces the largest number of performances since the annual festival's inception six years ago. Charm City Fringe will present 26 shows and more than 90 per…
Similar to a musical composition rich in themes, turns, contrasts and elements of surprise, "33 Variations" at The Colonial Players of Annapolis is a masterful work that sparks a wide range …
A native of Boston, Rebecca Kyler Downs studied theatre at Tufts University and took a Master of Music in Operatic performance at Boston Conservatory. She has worked professionally as a perf…
1. 1984 at Maryland Ensemble Theatre. “…timely and terrifying… – Mark Beachy. READ review. Synopsis: Based on the iconic novel by George Orwell, Sullivan's provocative …
