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8,108 stories from DC Theatre Scene

Review: Potted Potter laughs its way through all 7 Harry Potter books in 70 minutes by Emily Priborkin

It's simply magical when a family-friendly comedy show can make children and adults laugh wildly in their seats. Throughout Potted Potter, J.K. Rowling's wizarding world serves as the backdr…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:39am on April 6, 2018

Review: Honey, the shortest show in town by Brett Steven Abelman

Rare is the show that would be better if it were significantly longer. At a mere thirty-ish minutes, Nameless Theater's Honey comes out to nearly a dollar a minute for the ticket price. And …

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:10am on April 6, 2018

Before they reach The Wall. Experience the desert crossing in convincing virtual reality. Carne y Arena (review) by Alan Katz

If you're looking for the cutting edge of DC theater, look for the groups who are interrogating the boundaries of what it means to even be a theater. From Forum's actor-less The State to TBD…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 8:38am on April 6, 2018

Nameless gets intimate, producing its latest play in a DC motel room. We talk with Honey's writer and director by Lorraine Treanor

Site-specific shows are not new to DC theatre. We've had plays performed in a swimming pool, in bars, in vacant spaces and in a residential home. Nameless Theater is taking it further, produ…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 3:52pm on April 5, 2018

Review: Cabaret Noir by Happenstance by John Geoffrion

Take a tip from me. If your jones for hard-nosed detectives, shady nighttime dealings on foggy piers, dive bars serving bathtub gin, torch songs, sassy dames and the like can't be satiated b…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 1:29pm on April 5, 2018

Review: Paper Dolls from Mosaic Theater by John Bavoso

“My drag isn’t a costume I use to hide in," famed performance artists and playwright Taylor Mac says, "it’s exposing what I look like on the inside.” And the same cou…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:37am on April 5, 2018

theatreWashington announces date for Helen Hayes Awards and exciting new venue by Lorraine Treanor

Attendees of this year’s Helen Hayes Awards on May 14, 2018 will be heading to a new part of DC for DC theatre’s biggest night. theatreWashington has announced that this 34th yea…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 1:00pm on April 3, 2018

Iron Crow moves last 2 shows of the season to summer; plans community forum in May by Lorraine Treanor

As reported here last week, the Baltimore company Iron Crow Theatre is dealing with a sexual harassment allegation, which forced cancellation of the opening of Terrence McNally’s Corpu…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:47am on April 3, 2018

Review: Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert by Christopher Henley

If this was the concert version, what on earth will they add to a fully-staged version? Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert was the latest in the string of musicals being broadcast live o…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:52am on April 2, 2018

Nora Achrati an inspired choice as Narrator in The Pavilion at Hub Theatre (review) by Brett Steven Abelman

Craig Wright's The Pavilion is a modern classic because it wades through a starlit sentimentality on its way to a clear-eyed lesson. As a tale about a man trying to reunite with his lost lov…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 9:27am on April 2, 2018

Mosaic Theater Company announces its next 8 play season by Tim Treanor

Mosaic Theater Company’s fourth season will bring iconic figures from our past — Susan B. Anthony, Frederick Douglass, Donny Hathaway, the great R&B and Gospel singer Rosetta…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 9:16am on April 2, 2018

DCTS' best fake news: Trump buys naming rights to Kennedy Center and other heart-stopping stories by Tim Treanor

MEMO TO SELF DATE:           March 31, 2018 RE:                 DCTS April Fools Story All right, dammit, think!…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 1:06pm on April 1, 2018

Iron Crow cancels production of Corpus Christi over sexual harassment claim by Lorraine Treanor

Baltimore’s Iron Crow Theatre has closed down its troubled production of Corpus Christi, according to an announcement signed by 13 members of its cast and released today. “We, th…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 4:31pm on March 31, 2018

Three Tall Women Review: Glenda Jackson and Albee on Broadway, Triumphant by Jonathan Mandell

"I was tall and I was strong,"  recalls the oldest woman in Edward Albee's Three Tall Women, and you believe it, because it is Glenda Jackson, who commands even as she winces in pain or c…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 3:21pm on March 31, 2018

Look for Theater J's next season on 4 familiar stages around town by Tim Treanor

Theater J will be all around town during the 2018-2019 theater season, as the Edlavitch DCJCC makes significant renovations to its digs on 16th Street. While the Jewish Cultural Center will …

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 8:53am on March 30, 2018

Review: 410[GONE] from Rorschach Theatre by Alan Katz

Being stuck in the world of 410[GONE] might seem like Hell for most people. After all, it is a trippy video game afterlife full of maddening puzzles based on Dance Dance Revolution and manic…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 11:51am on March 29, 2018

In Series announces the selection of its new Artistic Director by Tim Treanor

Timothy Nelson, who spent ten years as the Artistic Director of the American Opera Theater in Baltimore, will return to the area after the conclusion of this season to take over the reins of…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 10:23am on March 29, 2018

New York City Ballet: Justin Peck's dazzling "Pulcinella" makes DC debut (review) by Alexander C. Kafka

Justin Peck's "Pulcinella Variations," an ecstatic circus of the soul, made its sensational D.C. debut Tuesday in an altogether winning evening of mixed repertory by the New York City Ballet…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 6:32pm on March 28, 2018

Bedlam Theatre's Pygmalion: My Fair Lady, minus the music, plus commentary on class, gender and race by Jonathan Mandell

Has My Fair Lady turned its source material, Pygmalion, into an outdated curiosity? Bedlam dares you to compare, deliberately mounting its production of George Bernard Shaw's century-old pla…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 8:00pm on March 27, 2018

Waves, all that Glows Sees at The Kennedy Center (review) by Christopher Henley

Everybody loves a day at the beach, especially kids. In these DC days of a snowy Spring, Kennedy Center is providing an opportunity for seashore fun (no airfare needed) by hosting, in its Fa…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 4:50pm on March 27, 2018

Second season at 4615 Theatre Company will debut new Joe Calarco play by Tim Treanor

A play written at the dawn of the 17th century and one written at the dawn of the 21st will bookend the second full season for Silver Spring’s 4615 Theatre, the company announced Sunda…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 4:06pm on March 27, 2018

RS/24 at Anacostia Playhouse (review) by Angela Carroll

RS/24 is an ethereal drama about one long night in the life of Herbie, a record store owner (writer and director Clayton LeBouef, the veteran actor is best known for his performances in R…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 1:40pm on March 27, 2018

Review: Translations at Studio Theatre by Jayne Blanchard

Many languages are bandied about in Brian Friel's Translations"Greek, Latin, Gaelic, the king's English, to name a few"creating a rich linguistic tapestry central to the play's theme of cult…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 12:30pm on March 27, 2018

Alabama Story, why a bunny book got banned from Alabama's libraries (review) by Debbie Minter Jackson

The facts behind the real life incidents captured in Kenneth Jones's Alabama Story – the controversy over banning a children's book – stands as a cautionary tale, one that has be…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 12:21pm on March 27, 2018

6 minutes, 20 seconds ignited a student revolution. March for our Lives brought it to Washington, DC. This is just the beginning. by Kate Colwell

The opposite of screaming is silence. That silence can contain a multitude of meanings. If you see something wrong, and you do not speak up, silence is complicit. If you represent the dead, …

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 12:04pm on March 26, 2018
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