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David and Lisa by James Reach Adapted from the book by Theodore Isaac Rubin and the Screenplay by Eleanor Perry Owl Gate Theatre presents David and Lisa at The Bryn Mawr School's Cent…
Cohesion Theatre Company ends their inaugural season with Anna Moench's The Pillow Book, in partnership with Strand Theatre Company and directed by Jonas David Grey. Through snippets of thou…
The Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre continues their 50th season of "theatre under the stars" with a playful rendition of Catch Me If You Can. The musical, directed by Mark Briner, is based o…
Can four hours change the way you feel about auditioning? AUDITION PSYCH 101 A refreshing new approach to the dreaded process Michael Kostroff (HBO's The Wire) teaches this inexpensive, high…
At just shy of three hours long, Tennessee Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof can be a difficult play to sit through–there are few moments of levity to lighten what amounts to an e…
Double the fun is guaranteed at Imagination Stage's production of Double Trouble (AKA The Parent Trap). In this musical based on Erich Kastner's 1949 novel Lottie & Lisa, adapted by Davi…
One of the pleasures of living in DC is being able to hear one of the greatest orchestras in the world pretty much anytime you want. Yes, the National Symphony Orchestra presents a whole sea…
Adventure Theatre, MTC begins its summer with everyone's favorite cool but grumpy cat, Garfield, with Garfield: The Musical with Cattitude. This enthusiastic musical has the stamp of approva…
In a turnabout from its previous musical that offered the relatively sober Carousel, Olney Theatre Center, in the midst of its 77th season, is currently mounting the gregarious, laugh-a-minu…
On December 4th, 1956, one man brought Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley together to play for the first and only time. His name was Sam Phillips… The…
Our planet is filled with diversity: race, age, social status, gender, sexual orientation, religious beliefs and political affiliation. But what is left when all of that is stripped away? Th…
"There's no fool like a new fool," says one of the characters, a simple shepherd who gives new meaning too the term "simple," in Parlor Room Theater’s production of Neil Simon's play F…
Comedy is on the menu at Montgomery College Summer Dinner Theatre’s production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, now playing through June 28th. First seen on Broadway …
Six time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald came to the Filene Center at Wolf Trap this past Monday and with her strong soprano intact, delivered a superb concert consisting of almost all show…
1. The Comedy of Errors at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company. “…full of interesting twists and lots of laughs…” – Lynne Menefee. READ review. Synopsis: Two …
Blue Straggler, being performed at the "Source" theater as part of the annual festival is a beautiful story about fitting in, being an outcast, love, tragedy, innocence, and astronomy. T…
Wop bop a loo bop, grab your honey and get to Wolf Trap this weekend because, as part of its current national tour, the Tony Award winning musical Million Dollar Quartet is rolling into town…
The Cockpit in Court Summer Theatre opens its season with a musical bang with The Wedding Singer, directed by Greg Dorsey, a 1980s throw back of fashion, dancing and songs. This stage play i…
Sight and Sound Theatre in Lancaster County, PA has once again brought the Bible to life with another enchanting theatrical experience. This time the production is Joseph and for those who w…
13 Music & Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown Book by Dan Elish and Robert Horn Owl Gate Theatre presents 13 at The Bryn Mawr School's Centennial Hall on Friday, June 26 at 7pm, Saturda…
Danny Gavigan can currently be seen through this weekend as Rupert in NSFW at Round House Theatre. His previous Round House Theatre credits include How to Write a New Book for the Bible, Ben…
Any avid fan of South Park will know that creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have a very evenhanded approach when covering issues of religion–universal satire. Their Broadway musical …
Remember the days of the Cold War, mimeograph machines and rotary phones? In many ways it seems like a much more innocent time. Don't Drink the Water was Woody Allen's first play produced on…
Andy Einhorn has one of the sweetest gigs in show business. Imagine going to work and getting to accompany and conduct for six-time Tony Award winning performer and theatre goddess Audra McD…
There is a song written by Alan Chapman that's entitled "Everybody Wants to be Sondheim" and I guess that's true in many ways. Composers have tried to copy Stephen Sondheim's unique one of a…
