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The production of Mozart's classic gives much to enjoy for opera aficionados and novices alike.
The Arlington Players' 'Newsies' and Silver Spring Stage's 'Perfect Arrangement' take home the night's top prizes.
When Drinking in America, written and performed by three-time Obie winner Eric Bogosian, made its Off-Broadway debut in 1986, it garnered both an Obie and a Drama Desk Award for Outstanding …
Legal wits went to battle in the trumped-up case of Goneril v. The Kingdom at Shakespeare Theatre Company.
The movie-based musical is brighter than a bouquet, sweeter than cake, and more fun than flinging rice.
Shakespeare's romantic comedy has more than its share of star turns, and the cast has a blast bringing all of its characters to life.
Lauren Gunderson's play left stars in my eyes. It reminds us not only of the importance of equality but of life itself.
But its epistolary form is low on drama.
The workshops will culminate in Pay What You Can public table readings from April 10 to May 15.
Performed in Japanese with English supertitles, the US premiere of The Hunting Gun, a stage adaptation by Serge Lamothe of acclaimed Japanese author and poet Yasushi Inoue's 1949 novella, no…
The projection and video designer talks about writing and directing 'Fitting In,' a show for two- to five-year-olds, which just premiered at Arts on the Horizon.
The magnificently melancholy season finale features an epic, insightful performance of Violetta by Brandie Inez Sutton.
Stephen Sondheim once wrote a song titled "I Never Do Anything Twice." It wasn't about his career, but it might have been. The subject matter of each of his shows is distinct and singular, a…
With its mission of bringing rarely seen classic plays to new life for contemporary audiences, Red Bull Theater is presenting a limited Off-Broadway engagement of the Elizabethan true crime …
Kathleen Akerley, known for fearlessly bending the time-space continuum in her absurdist-leaning scripts, now applies that imaginative energy to Shakespeare.
This compelling biographical overview of Gloria Steinem's life recounts not only the successes of the Women's Movement but also those not yet accomplished.
Strong performances and fresh takes on much-loved Alanis Morissette hits make this musical a bit easier to swallow.
As part of the company's 'Magic in Rough Spaces' new play lab series, the readings will be held April 1-2 at Atlas Arts Center.
The musical tribute to Whitney Houston included poignant personal stories of how her spirit touched young LGBTQ lives.
'The personal is the political' in this closeup on Gloria Steinem, who championed the cause of women's rights at a time when most people thought they had none. Â Â
The delightfully whimsical GALita production for young audiences follows a prince in search of his own prince charming.
"What I've really not seen and not experienced is African American family life when it's OK. When there's prosperity, when there's abundance." " Jeanine Tesori, composer of Blue "Thou shalt …
On Monday evening, The Brat Pack "Â an all-new act starring top-notch Broadway talents Kathryn Allison (Aladdin; Wicked; Company), Sam Gravitte (Wicked), Luke Hawkins (Xanadu; Harry Connic…
A conversation spotlighting his years of work, past and present recognitions, and love and affection for community theater.
The eponymous part-man/part-canine superhero of writer and cartoonist Dav Pilkey's worldwide #1 best-selling children's graphic-novel series Dog Man (with over 50 million copies in print and…
