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Glen Berger's play, Underneath the Lintel, shows us the effects of taking your job way too seriously. The solo piece, now playing at Metro Stage, features veteran actor Paul Morella as a Dut…
1. The Foreigner at The Vagabond Players. Â “This type of comedy, a farce, asks the audience to suspend common sense and realistic plot lines in exchange for fun physical humor and o…
As William Shakespeare hits his 450th birthday this week, what better way to celebrate it than at the Folger Theatre, the classiest showcase for the Bard in town and possibly the nation. On …
I first met Sheridan in her 8th grade production of The Love of Three Oranges at The Park School of Baltimore (my other job is costume designer for Park School) and she was a standout even t…
Pumpkin Theatre's new show, Jack & The Beanstalk " The Story of Jack and Daisy, opened April 19, 2014 to a large and enthusiastic crowd. Â Written by Jimi Kinstle, Music by Ryan Haase …
The Lieutenant of Inishmore is a biting, dark comedy that makes quite a splash " most of it crimson. It is a theater event that needs to be fully experienced with all senses ablaze rather th…
The Wars of the Roses were a time of extreme turmoil in Britain. In 1399, Henry of Bolingbroke, grandson of Edward III, deposed his cousin Richard II and took the throne for himself as Henry…
The Vagabond Players continues their highly entertaining 98th season with Larry Shue's comedy, The Foreigner. Â And this Vagabond production, directed by Steve Goldklang, fits right in wit…
Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts announces a second set of performances to complete the 2014 Summer season. Wolf Trap offers unparalleled diversity in programming in a stun…
HHA Nominees & Recipients MDTG announced each recipient as it was read as noted in BOLD. Congratulations to all of this years nominees and award recipients. Outstanding Choreog…
Ines Nassara is currently playing Ronny in the smash hit production of Hair at Keegan Theatre. Ines recently made a big impression on me and everyone else as the Civil Rights Marcher in Cros…
1. Golda's Balcony at Theater J. “Tovah Feldshuh's carefully-researched, fully-realized embodiment of one of Israel's most controversial founders is a wonder to behold.” -�…
In the land of Hip-Hop Hollywood, girls are limited in what they are allowed to do. The people in Hip-Hop Hollywood don't let girls disc jockey (DJ), and if you can't DJ, then you have n…
Kate Skinner is currently playing the role of Mistress Quickly in Shakespeare Theatre Company’s epic rep of Henry IV Parts 1 and 2. Kate’s many appearances at STC include T…
David Nehls (music and lyrics) and Betsy Kelso (book) would be proud to witness such an outstanding performance ofThe Great American Trailer Trash Musical as presented by the Rockville Mu…
An earnest prayer for Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, beautifully sung. Then sudden darkness. Bombs. Guns. More darkness. Lights up on an old woman, Golda Meir, the former Prime Min…
The Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s production of The Lieutenant of Inishmore is a very edgy and lively rendition of the comedy noir by playwright Martin McDonagh. First premiering a…
One of the realizations from the brash, surreal play Moth, by Melbourne’s Declan Greene, is that teenagers are pretty much the same in Australia as they are in America " for bett…
Pointless Theatre's Sleeping Beauty: A Puppet Ballet is an elusive, glistening, and highly original treasure that theater lovers must not miss before it vanishes after its final performance …
The Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia 2013-2014 Performing Arts Series will wrap its second season with the world premiere of Cinder-Rachella, a new musical adaptation which celeb…
A booming storm yet again rocks this vulnerable Caribbean island, which happens to be Haiti, "The Jewel of the Antilles."Â And in a matter of 90 minutes"the length of a typical wind-swept…
Many plays and movies deal with one of the most horrific events in modern history " Â the Holocaust and anyone that's seen the movie Schindler's List or C.P. Taylor's play Good knows how t…
Singin' in the Rain, on stage at Way Off Broadway Theatre sings, dances, and acts its way through the waning days of Hollywoodland's silent screen era circa 1920. From the opening glitz …
Itzhak Perlman is one of the world's greatest violinists. His performances have garnered fifteen Grammy Awards and four Emmys. If you don't know Perlman's work from the classical world then …
I first saw actors Tom Wines and Jeff Larsen perform in The Foreigner at the Twin Beach Players in 2004. I liked the production so much that I asked the director of the show, Sid Curl if he …
