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Naomi Iizuka’s Polaroid Stories, now playing at the Capital Fringe, epitomizes the definition of theatre. From the moment the street-wise adapted characters of Ovid's Metamorphoses …
Liz Duffy Adams's A Discourse on the Wonders of the Invisible World begins with a promising premise. Abigail Williams, the young girl whose visions of demons and witches initiated …
The reputation of The Second City improv troupe precedes them. Their list of famous alumni across film, television and stage likely could fill the entire word count of this review, so when t…
Walking into the Woolly Mammoth theater Thursday night I received a warm welcome from the cast of A Killing Game. The excitement in the air was tangible as audience members began readi…
Silent theatre may seem like an outlandish concept " how can one tell a story or relate to an audience without words? However, 2011's surprise movie hit The Artist proved that the very best …
For those who call video games anti-social or who think that only a minority of people, "nerds" play them they are in for a shock when going to a performance of Video Games Live: Bonus Round…
Everyone knows that international disputes and jingoistic land grabs are made easier to handle with a pulsating soundtrack. Giving deserved pub and decibels to a quite unappreciated world co…
Kate Fahrner is currently playing Betty Rizzo in Grease at Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia which finishes up its run this weekend. She previously has played this role at Riversid…
We've all heard the story of a pop star that was on top for a while and then after a few hit songs, that was it. But what if that star made an attempt at a comeback? This familiar story is t…
So, what do we all remember about Macbeth? From what I can recall, and granted, this is after a period of estrangement from the work dating back to middle school, the plot centers around a S…
Studio Theatre's production of Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show explodes into the comparatively calm streets of Washington, D.C. Mitchell Jarvis gives us a Frank N. Furter who is …
"Money money money Water water water" The great American poet Theodore Roethke penned those lines in his famous poem, The Lost Son. I couldn't help but remember the phrasing after experi…
We have now lived with the ubiquitousness of terrorism for more than a dozen years. During that time we have learned to hate the "terrorist" quite well. We have also learned to kill …
The MD Theatre Guide is pleased to announce that the MD Theatre Guide mobile app has just been released for iphone  and is featured in the iTunes App Store exposing the MD Theatre Guide t…
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There are many ways to learn to love one's self " therapy, meditation, prayer. But actress, dancer, and writer Brynn Tucker has another, perhaps revolutionary idea. In her one-woman show, A …
Of the 125 productions at this year's Capital Fringe Festival, 33 are solo performances. There are solo shows about dementia, about Robert F. Kennedy, about what happens when you just say "y…
Directors Announced for Center Stage's Season 51 Baltimore, MD"July 17, 2013. On Monday, July 22, single tickets go on sale for Center Stage's 2013-14 Season. With directors lined up and cas…
Take a bit of Singing in the Rain (1952), add a hint of The Pina Colada Song (Rupert Holmes, 1979), and a dash of You've Got Mail (Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan, 1998), stir it up and you get Infin…
If you want to get your hands on a major center of innovation in Washington theatre, a production that draws from some of the best talent our area has to offer and is relentless in its press…
Legal tender is a series of snapshots of regular people’s lives, engaging, hilarious, and thoughtful. Most are moments that are immediately familiar and will give you that knowing s…
Just as revenge is best served cold, issues of personal identity are best handled  lightheartedly and with a touch of kindness. So it is with upcoming playwright Jordan Harrison's work Ac…
1. The Wiz at Montgomery College Summer Dinner Theatre “Summer fun entertainment for the entire family!” -Mark Beachy, MD Theatre Guide Synopsis:Â A boisterous and exuberant up…
The Best in the Visual and Performing Arts from Baltimore and Beyond! Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts announce the 32nd annual Artscape on…
Anytime you deal with a disease as the basis for a play it is inevitable that you know what the ending is going to be. While Recovery by Mark Jason Williams is not totally predictable, I lef…
