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This, which is now playing  at Round House Theatre has a cast of five top notch actors and production helmed by Round House's Producing Artistic Director Ryan Rilette. Sometimes with t…
One of the holy grails of theatrical envelope pushing in recent years has been to break the fourth wall and integrate the audience in new and interesting ways. Dozens of troupes and director…
Imagine being wrongly accused of murder and the only person who can prove your innocence refuses to defend you. Add in a couple of plot twists, high emotion, and tense, revealing moments and…
(Washington, DC) " Theater Alliance continues its 11th Season with White Rabbit, Red Rabbit, a wild, utterly original play from Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour which distills…
1. Dracula at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company “There are not many places where you can literally follow around the iconic Count Dracula, and become a part of something as well do…
The Heritage Players' production of Deathtrap opens to the scene of a rustic house with exposed beams, antique furniture, worn rugs and an impressive collection of ancient weapons — ak…
Private Donor Donates $25,000 in Emergency Funding to Reopen Site Daytime Visits and Performances of The Laramie Project Resume October 16 Paul R. Tetreault, director of Ford’s T…
People ask me after seeing a show if I liked or enjoyed it. Certain kinds of plays are not things that you like or enjoy. It would be like saying: "I enjoyed Schindler's List." The appropria…
Tony Award winner and TV star Sutton Foster brought her familiar repertoire of Broadway tunes and standards to the Music Center at Strathmore and delighted the crowd with her signature belt …
A Tribute to R & H and ALW Concert is both a mouthful and a collection of some of the most beloved songs crafted by these composers. Performed by the Reston Community Players in a gra…
Baltimore native, Octavius J. Johnson is a star on the rise. Called the "Black Justin Bieber" on the new Showtime television series “Ray Donovan,” 18-year-old Octavius is not a n…
It always is a pleasure to see fresh talent tackling a show that they might not be familiar with. Montgomery College in Rockville is doing just that by presenting an early musical by the wri…
Nothing makes a rainy night at Bethesda's Music Center at Strathmore considerably brighter than listening to one of our best modern day song stylists singing songs made famous by arguably on…
The Sound of Music, currently in production at Compass Rose Theater in Annapolis, MD is still a timeless classic story of love. It explores the loving relationships of parent and child, man …
The mist, the shadows, the large black birds circling the sky above and footsteps echoing off the barren walls; perhaps you are in a haunted house or perhaps you are entombed in the Chesapea…
PBS' new performance documentary A RAISIN IN THE SUN REVISITED: THE RAISIN CYCLE AT CENTER STAGE explores the history and legacy of Lorraine Hansberry's groundbreaking 1959 play�…
1. The 39 Steps at NextStop Theatre. “Great show out of the gate, showing that cheeky minimalist style of the brits and brings back an era of seat of your pants theatre"grabbing a p…
In the early 1970s, Tennessee Williams’ best work was decades behind him. A Streetcar Named Desire, The Glass Menagerie (now in yet another acclaimed revival on Broadway), and Cat on a…
Back in 1980 Craig Lucas was in the chorus of Stephen Sondheim's masterpiece Sweeney Todd on Broadway. When Lucas was asked to put together a revue for The Production Company he got the idea…
As of Saturday, October 5, the US Government was still shutdown. · This, despite the fact that all government employees will now earn a pay check because our lawmakers deemed it so. · …
Chris Sizemore  is currently playing the role of John  in Miss Saigon which finishes it’s extended run at Signature Theatre this weekend.  Previous Signature…
You do not hear much about "deicide" these days. After all, America is a very religious country; churches, synagogues, mosques, and other assortments of temples and holy clubs clutter Go…
The age of vaudeville is one that left an indelible mark on the world of comedy, and as such has generated its fair share of send-ups and homages. One of the most successful of these is Neil…
Fall has arrived bringing with it a cornucopia of free arts events in Baltimore throughout the month of October. Performances are free on the days and times noted and some require reservatio…
Death is mysterious. But according to Flying V Theatre, your soul, whether it ends up in heaven or hell, is in for a pretty hallucinatory eternity. In the company's new double feature, Unplu…
