"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" is a three-act play by Edward Albee, first staged on Broadway in 1962. It won Tony Awards for Best Play, Best Actress (Uta Hagen), and Best Actor (Arthur Hi…
There's nothing quite like hearing Alan Menken's music performed by a full choir and orchestra, especially when it comes to "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." The huge musical is well-supported …
At the Kennedy Center this past Wednesday night, Twyla Tharp's pick-up company displayed contemporary dance at its best. Her dance creations are often mind-blowing, humorous, and always …
Playwright José Rivera's resume is certainly an impressive one. The Obie Award-winning "Marisol" sticks out in my mind as representative of a body of work that brilliantly brings together t…
Once upon a time, a man walked into a barbershop, slapping backs and tossing out greetings, his words laced with the F-bomb"five times in a single breath"before finally pausing and demanding…
Directed by Jeff Calhoun and based on the 1992 movie of the same name, "Sister Act" is your ticket to an entertaining evening full of fun and laughter. Having witnessed a murder, aspiring si…
Our Lady of Good Counsel's production of "Urinetown: The Musical" had it all: a dystopian future, gorgeous vocals, and a monopoly on toilets… wait, what? A cleverly disguised crack at capi…
An abridged version of "Waiting for Godot'"was first performed in 1952 to be broadcast on French radio. It has since been lauded as one of the most important plays of its time, with a variet…
Though written in 2014, Dominique Morisseau's "Blood at The Root" proves an incredibly timely play. Dealing with themes of racial equality, homophobia, and the crackdown on student protests,…
District Fringe: Uninhibited. Unafraid. Unstoppable. A coalition of D.C.-based theater artists are joining forces to produce a new independent theater festival, District Fringe, to be held i…
When you think of March Madness, you probably don't think of theatre. It's a daunting task, staging sports for theatre and sports fans alike, and Theater Alliance takes it on with gusto in p…
Long-forgotten love resurfaces and disco balls sparkle as a young bride and her mother redefine what family means to them. Quince Orchard High School's "Mamma Mia!" was a night of comedy, '7…
When reflecting back on March of 2020, one's thoughts are overwhelmingly inundated with a profusion of recollections, remembrances, and reminiscences of Covid-19's altering effects on human …
The 23rd annual WATCH (Washington Area Theatre Community Honors) Awards were held Monday, March 24, 2025 at the Birchmere with Master of Ceremonies John Dickson Wakefield at the helm. The sh…
"Happiness is a place called Charlottesville." But what comes of that happiness when Charlottesville is plagued with the violence hundreds of white supremacists? "#Charlottesville" at The Ke…
"The Secret Garden" blooms to life on the wings of a small garden robin and the truly stunning voices of Prince William Little Theatre's production. Based on the 1911 novel of the same name,…
It is plain to see that Jacqueline Youm's adaption and direction of Shakespeare's play which she calls "Romeo and Juliette" is a labor of love. Youm not only is the adaptor and director, but…
Thirty years of elevating contemporary dance, Complexions performs a 'NIQUE' show that delights both young and old. Complexions Contemporary Ballet didn't have to dance "Black Is Beautif…
The nation's premiere Jewish theater announces the lineup for its 35th season. WASHINGTON, DC (March 21, 2025)" Theater J is thrilled to announce its 2025-2026 season, marking its 35th year …
TEACHING THE CREATURE'S BRAIN"WHO IS THE REAL MONSTER?Elizabeth Frankenstein v. Victor Frankenstein Originally conceived in 1994, Shakespeare Theatre Company's Mock Trial event this year tur…
Baltimore, MD (March 20, 2025) " Shriver Hall Concert Series (SHCS) " Baltimore's premier presenter of chamber music ensembles and solo recitalists " today announces its 60th …
Before receiving the coveted Pulitzer Prize in Drama in 2011 and the highly sought after Tony Award for Best Play in 2012, "Clybourne Park," by playwright Bruce Norris, premiered on off-Broa…
For some, resistance is protesting, for others it's making their voices heard through whatever channel possible during times of strife, and still for others resistance might be as simple and…
Playwright Debbie Tucker Green's "hang" premiered at the Royal Court Theatre in 2015. The show has since been produced in Toronto and Chicago, as well as being staged in 2022 at the Tron The…