by NY Theatre Guide Staff Writer Jena Tesse Fox There are many reasons for Sweeney Todd's enduring popularity: Stephen Sondheim's rich score, Hugh Wheeler's grand-est guignol book, th…
Tonight’s the night- the big event the world has been waiting for. World renown Italian tenor, Tito Merelli (Theo Ruseel) is scheduled to perform on in his American debut as none other…
This past weekend I attended the 2012 revival version of Godspell, produced by the Port Tobacco Players. Conceived and originally directed by John-Michael Tebelak and featuring a score by St…
Broadway actress/singer Dee Hoty is currently performing in 9 to 5 the Musical at Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia PA in the role of Violet Newstead. On Broadway she has been seen i…
Center Stage opens its 2014-15 season with a monumental revival of Sir Peter Shaffer's 1981 Tony Award-winning play, Amadeus, under the expert direction of artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah…
1. Florencia in the Amazon at the Washington National Opera. “…the WNO's season opener is a mystical, stunning, magical performance which marks a season of firsts and exceptions…&#…
With a show entitled Three Sistahs, you betta bring the 'tude, and the sistuhs do just that, in spades. Alexandria's MetroStage theatre has sisterhood on display in all its strength, frustra…
I have been following Kix through all of their various incarnations going back to when they were ‘Shooze’ in the mid-late 70’s. (They had to change it because there was a n…
Adventure Theatre, MTC launches it's 63rd season with the heart-warming production of Stuart Little, based on the classic story by E.B. White and directed by Colin Hovde. Adventure Theatre's…
A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry debuted in 1959 on Broadway, but from the perspective of someone living in 2014 the basic plot is still very relatable. It is based on a blac…
Washington's Glitterati was out in force at the Kennedy Center Opera House Saturday evening for the Washington National Opera (WNO) and Kennedy Center's 2014-2015 season opener, Florencia in…
Actress Irene Worth AKA Harriet Elizabeth Abrams was born in 1916 in NE and passed away in 2002 in NYC.  Many of her performances were in London’s West End, frequently playing…
God of Carnage was originally written in French, by playwright Yasmina Reza, but has since gained international popularity. Carnage is translated by Christopher Hampton, directed by Ad…
Dozens entered the Arnold & Porter LLP building on September 19, 2014 for dog & pony dc's "participatory-performance-meets-science fair" production of Toast. Encouraged to arrive thi…
"Let them eat cake!" Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company's 35th Anniversary Season opened with the proverbial bang last Friday night with David Adjmi's original play about history's most infam…
Arena Stage's 65th Anniversary Season opened in a big way last night with a world premiere comedy that goes far beyond the jokes to make a point about the human condition. Morris Panych'…
In light of recent celebrity headlines, the timing of Wolfpack Theatre Company's production of Masquerade could not be more poignant. Written and Directed by William Leary, Masquerade was pr…
Get ready to rock 'n' roll! Â Memphis is in Columbia at Toby’s Dinner Theatre. Â Directed by Toby Orenstein and Lawrence B. Munsey, this musical is electrifying and a must see! Win…
To help celebrate the 50th anniversary of Fiddler on the Roof , today’s A Quick 5 subject is a man who knows the show very very well. John Preece has played in many productions of F…
Boom! opens Taffety Punk's anniversary production of The Devil in His Own Words. And out walks the powerfully casual Devil (Marcus Kyd) in Dickensian garb. Both the playwright and the star o…
1. Annie Get Your Gun at Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre. “The cast gives a truly high-spirited performance and Annie and Frank are a fun and feisty couple to watch.” –Â …
Have you ever wondered how your life would have turned out if one event had turned out a different way? The play Cancun, now playing at Gala Hispanic Theatre, Â tells a hilarious and witty…
One morning, with little notice to his friends or teammates, baseball's superhero Darren Lemming calls a national press conference to announce that he is gay. Take Me Out is the story…
VIDEO:Â MD Theatre Guide presents the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company Theatre Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony which took place on September 15, 2014. The video also includes an interview with Ian G…
August Wilson's legend runs eternally deep through his cycle of 10 plays, chronicling the African-American cultural experience each set in a different decade of the 20th century. Seven G…