The Taffety Punk theatre group is one of the smallest but mightiest acting groups in the DC theatre scene. This impressive band of professional actors, dancers, and musicians applies the pun…
Kensington Arts Theatre is happy to announce that KAT Junior is coming back this summer after a brief hiatus! The all-inclusive program, which is designed to educate and help further the art…
In this two-man musical spoof, a pair of aspiring playwrights perform a backers' audition for their new project – a big, splashy musical about printing press inventor Johann Gutenberg.…
Pumpkin Theatre’s production of "Girl With Diamonds in Her Eyes" " with an original score and story by Jason Tinney and Holly Morse-Ellington — will keep the little ones entertai…
The Creative Cauldron has brought Broadway to the humble town of Falls Church Virginia in their incredible production of Caroline, or Change. Matt Conner directs a cast and crew of absolutel…
In a show that was part of last year’s Capital Fringe, D.C.'s brilliant Happenstance Theater, is again gracing the stage at Baltimore Theatre Project. Unlike their previous produ…
Fresh from playing Juliet in Roméo et Juliette at the Opera Grand Rapids in Grand Rapids, MI, Soprano, Sarah Joy Miller is preparing to play the role of Juliet in the Lyric Opera Balt…
An exhausting but exciting week was spent at the Kennedy Center. An opera binge-watching experience where audiences heard four Wagnerian masterpieces all culminating into one epic tale. Musi…
"How familiar are you with The Who's Tommy?" This is the question that directors Carlotta Capuano and Ruben Vellekoop were presented with at the beginning of their journey into this eccentri…
Theatrical productions presented as near recreations of hit films often find themselves in an awkward catch-22. Standing upon a rigidly defined, iconic brand that's practically guaranteed to…
Siegfried, is the story of a teenager who slays the beast, claims the gold and gets the girl. The Washington National Opera (WNO) staged a fun production with Siegfried (the 3rd of 4 operas …
In The Body of an American, written by Dan O'Brien, the subject of the play, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer who has been assigned to many war zones, asks: "If I'm not crazy anyway, ho…
Famous for "The Ride of the Valkyries," Washington National Opera's production of The Valkyrie made a huge impression. Jaw dropping fight scenes with dogs bounding across the stage, aviators…
The annual dramatic rite of spring known as Dramathon will be taking place this Friday May 6th at 10:30 pm at Theater J. This is the sixth annual edition of this theatrical extravaganza desi…
"Little Women" " Louisa May Alcott's legendary Civil War-era novel about four young girls " comes to life at Dundalk Community Theatre full of amazing voices, stunning scenery, and period co…
1. Black Pearl Sings! at Metro Stage. “Black Pearl Sings! Is a memorable evening, in an intimate space…” – Andrew White. READ review. Synopsis: Two extraordinary…
Thornton Wilder's Our Town ambles into DC's suburbia–landing as is has in thousands of other large and small towns across America. One can't miss the signs in the grassy med…
In the early years of the new South Africa, with Apartheid buried away and Nobel laureate Nelson Mandela elected President, there was ample room for optimism and hope for the future. The…
The Ring of the Nibelung composed by Richard Wagner in the 1800's is a cycle of four epic operas currently being shown by the Washington National Opera at the Kennedy Center. Directed by art…
Let the countdown begin! Sunday, May 1 at 7:30 pm ET we're airing a free Facebook Live livestream of our beloved elephants' very last show after 145 years of Ringling Bros. tradition, liv…
For years there has been a vogue for documentary plays and films"typically involving familiar historical figures in their formative years, or retelling a famous historic event. Adding…
Assimilation. The Cherokees tried, or so a glance at American history tells us. Finally conquered by the Europeans, they tried t acculturate themselves, to do what the white man said would r…
Like many successful musicals, Cabaret, which is now playing on the Hippodrome stage, entertains with excellent songs and staging, but navigates through a layer of darkness as part of…
1. The Great American Rep " Death of a Salesman and A Streetcar Named Desire at Everyman Theatre. “Together, Death of a Salesman and A Streetcar Named Desire have reached new height…
You may gain new appreciation for the old saying, “practice makes perfect,” while watching the Reduced Shakespeare Company's performance of William Shakespeare's Long Lost Fir…