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DC's National Theatre for a long time was a prime space for Broadway tryouts. We forget now that shows use to play one, two, or even three cities before going to NY. It was a way to fix a sh…
Composer Andrew White will have five of his compositions performed at the University Of Maryland, Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center December 12, 2013 The performance will be given by doct…
First Lady Michelle Obama Recognizes OrchKids for Excellence in Youth Program Awards OrchKids is one of 12 programs honored at the White House for generating positive youth outcomes Balti…
Dancer/choreographer/actor/singer Maurice Hines will be turning 70 in a few weeks, so it's only fitting that his new show Maurice Hines is Tappin Thru Life, now playing at Arena Stage's K…
The Fairfax Ballet’s performance of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker has been a beloved D.C.-area holiday tradition for more than two decades. This famed yuletide ballet tells …
John Lescault is currently preparing to open in The Lyons at Round House Theatre where he will play the role of Ben starting November 27th.  He has previously been seen at Round House …
Jazz at Artisphere SOFIA REI Grammy Nominee – ‘Best Latin Jazz Album’ Sat., Dec 7, 8:00 p.m. Sofia Rei’s passionate and charismatic jazz vocals are grounded in tradit…
First Candle Fundraising Event: Saturday, November 23 Please join us this Saturday for a very special fundraising event: an acoustic night of local DC singer/songwriters meant to raise money…
Even the world's toughest, meanest psychopath is not without some sort of moral code. For example, many deviants willingly spare the lives of women. For others, children are completely o…
Playwright Paul Downs Colaizzo proves that lightning can strike twice for a up and coming playwright. His first play Really Really opened to rave reviews at Signature Theatre in 2012. …
Les Miserables Storms the Barricades at  the Reston Holiday Parade on November 29, 2013 The cast and crew of the Reston Players production of Les Miserables are excited to an…
1. The Twelve Days of Christmas at Adventure Theatre MTC. “…an exceptional, foot-tapping delight for the entire family.” - April Forrer READ April Forrer’s Review. …
Want to share some holiday fun with friends and family? Then Annie is the ticket. Presented by Charm City Players at The Hannah More Arts Center, on the grounds of St. Timothy's School in Pi…
Be prepared to be hit by and possibly Carried Away on the Crest of a Wave. Â Hub Theatre's imaginative presentation of Canadian playwright David Yee's new play is a theme-based evening con…
George Mason University's School of Music and School of Theater usher in the holiday season with "A Commedia Prelude" and Gian Carlo Menotti's "Amahl and the Night Visitors" with performance…
Most teenagers don't know it, but absolutely everything and nothing changes when you become an adult. Sure, one's responsibilities increase tenfold, but adults are often no less insecure and…
The classic holiday song "The Twelve Days of Christmas" gets a revved-up overhaul this holiday season at Adventure Theatre " MTC. This is the first Christmas season in which young Shirle…
Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I has been entertaining audiences for over 60 years, opening on Broadway March 29, 1951, starring Gertrude Lawrence as Anna and Yul Brynner …
ARENA STAGE KICKS OFF 2013-14 KOGOD CRADLE SERIES WITH DOG & PONY DC'SÂ TOAST AND ELEASHA GAMBLE AND NICHOLAS RODRIGUEZ INÂ THE POWER OF TWO Arena Stage at the Mead Center for Americ…
My fellow readers, I want to start this review with a question for all of you. If your play won the 2013 Best Drama at Capital Fringe and you were asked to come back for fallFringe, would yo…
Hilda Cronje is currently performing in what is possibly the most potent and brilliant piece of theatre in town right now. She is the title character in Mies Julie now playing at Shake…
Hilda Cronje is currently performing in what is possibly the most potent and brilliant piece of theatre in town right now. She is the title character in Mies Julie now playing at Shakespeare…
With help from a grant from The Mayor's Office on Latino Affairs in the District of Columbia, nonprofit performing arts organization Teatro de la Luna is inviting students at Bruce Monroe El…
“What do you see?” the famous artist asks the young man as he first enters his massive studio in the Bowery. For its second production of its season, Everyman has taken on John L…
Super director/choreographer Matthew Bourne has a knack for taking classical stories and kicking them up a notch for today's audiences. Two examples are his brilliant take on Swan Lake, w…
