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After working at The Kennedy Center for ten years, Michelle Kozlak, the Founder and current Artistic Director of Arts on the Horizon, left full time employment to spend time with her so…
David Adjmi’s Marie Antoinette takes a highly contemporary look at the famously iconic and controversial queen of France, from her growing celebrity to her ultimate demise at the hands…
1. What was the first show you ever saw, and what impact did it have?
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Every Wednesday, theatreWashington will provide you with a list of suggestions for things to do for the upcoming weekend. This week’s Roundup features legendary characters that are ver…
When theatreWashington President & CEO Linda Levy invited me to develop and deepen the company’s web coverage, it seemed the perfect opportunity to get re-acquainted with the regio…
Proving its commitment to new work that reflects the unique qualities of our region, Pinky Swear Productions recently invited six playwrights to write short plays to be performed in the tiny…
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1. What was the first show you ever saw, and what impact did it have?
The first Broadway show I ever saw was The Tap Dance Kid with Savion Glover. I remember thinking th…
Each week, theatreWashington will provide you with a list of suggestions for things to do for the upcoming weekend. This week’s Roundup features 13 shows that highlight and celebr…
Dramaturg and Howard University lecturer Otis Ramsey-Zöe launches his new series The Art of the Actor in conversation with Joy Jones and Maduka Steady as they delve into the rehear…
Taffety Punk’s inaugural production, The Devil in His Own Words, was performed at the Black Cat, one of DC’s most renowned music venues for underground artists. Ten years later, …
1. What was the first show you ever saw, and what impact did it have?
I believe the first play I ever saw was a production of Henry V at PTTP (The Professional Theatre Training Pr…
Each week, theatreWashington will provide you with a list of suggestions for things to do for the upcoming weekend. In this week’s Roundup we feature some fierce ladies, and although t…
On That Note! explores the musical theatre’s collaborative process by focusing on the individual members of the creative team. This week, we look at the work of composer-lyricist Jill …
As a longtime professor at Georgetown University, George O’Brien kept his classes lively by always exploring new perspectives. Planning a lesson on John Millington Synge’s Irish …
1. What was the first show you ever saw, and what impact did it have?
When I was a little girl, I saw a production by the Soviet Union's Ballet Company while they were on…
Each week, theatreWashington will provide you with a list of suggestions for things to do for the upcoming weekend. This week’s Roundup features six shows with sly, sneaky, and seducti…
When most people are out of town enjoying their last bit of summer, The Kennedy Center comes to life. For almost 15 years, new plays get their time to shine over the Labor Day weekend. This …
In the spring of 1978, I went to see a play at Baltimore's Center Stage, David Rudkin's Ashes. The play, about a couple's struggle to conceive a child (that somehow or other beca…
1. What was the first show you ever saw, and what impact did it have?
The first Broadway show I ever saw was Starlight Express, which really didn't have all that much imp…
Third Time’s a Charm for Bold and Bawdy Burlesque Fundraiser
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Sally Boyett, a classically trained actor and professional ballerina, never meant to start a theatre company. It all began in 2009, when she began teaching acting classes in Annapolis, worki…
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Summer Hummer: Ménage à Trois
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Summer Hummer: Ménage à Trois
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Summer Hummer: Ménage à Trois
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