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46 stories by "Ally Schweitzer"

"Stupid Fucking Bird" Dominates 2014 Helen Hayes Awards Nominees by Ally Schweitzer

In a presentation last night at National Theatre, TheatreWashington announced the 2014 Helen Hayes Awards nominees. Who cleaned up? Woolly's Stupid Fucking Bird caught the biggest worm,…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 8:45am on January 28, 2014[SHARE]

This Is What the Kennedy Center Could Look Like in 2017 by Ally Schweitzer

More renderings of the Kennedy Center's planned $100 million expansion have been filed with the National Capital Planning Commission, and they offer a fuller picture of what the center ma…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 12:52pm on January 27, 2014[SHARE]

Kennedy Center Names New President, Deborah F. Rutter by Ally Schweitzer

Deborah F. Rutter, current president of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association, will take over as the Kennedy Center's new president on Sept. 1 2014, Kennedy Center chairman David Rubens…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 1:29pm on December 10, 2013[SHARE]

With New Partnership, Howard Theatre Aims to Book More and "Younger" Shows by Ally Schweitzer

Today, the Howard Theatre announced a new partnership that could ramp up concert-booking competition in the already entertainment-saturated U Street NW corridor. Howard Theatre operator Blue…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 2:34pm on December 5, 2013[SHARE]

Michael Kaiser's Arts Management Institute Slated to Move to University of Maryland by Ally Schweitzer

When he retires from the arts center in 2014, Kennedy Center President Michael Kaiser will take up a new gig at the University of Maryland, the university announced today. The arts leader pl…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 2:55pm on November 20, 2013[SHARE]

Shakespeare Theatre Company Settles with Landlord by Ally Schweitzer

Shakespeare Theatre Company has finally settled a dispute with its landlord over its tenancy in the Lansburgh Theatre, the theater company announced last week. In a release sent Friday after…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 4:52pm on September 23, 2013[SHARE]

Arts Roundup: Kennedy Center Honors Edition by Ally Schweitzer

This year's Kennedy Center Honorees include two Latinos, Carlos Santana and Martina Arroyo. Other recipients are Billy Joel, Herbie Hancock, and Shirley MacLaine. [New York Times] Metro C…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 8:53am on September 13, 2013[SHARE]

The Demographics of D.C. Theater: White, Male, and Frequently Dead by Ally Schweitzer

Theatergoing is still generally considered a pastime for the privileged, and not only because of the high cost of tickets. In large part, the perspectives, situations, vocabularies, and ideo…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 10:00am on August 15, 2013[SHARE]

Arts Roundup: Helen Hayes Awards Shakeup Edition by Ally Schweitzer

Big local theater companies would like to see the Helen Hayes Awards divided into tiers for small and large companies. [Post] Capital Fringe Festival adds site-specific works to the mix. [Ca…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 7:00am on August 15, 2013[SHARE]

Fiona Apple, Cheech & Chong to Play Lincoln Theatre in October by Ally Schweitzer

I.M.P. has announced two more shows at the Lincoln Theatre, and the only thing they have in common is a certain illegal substance: Fiona Apple plays the theater with Blake Mills Oct. 25 and …

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 12:35pm on July 29, 2013[SHARE]

Arts Roundup: Bells Edition by Ally Schweitzer

How local theaters are experimenting with new ways of making theater [Post] Meet the Washington National Cathedral's chief Sunday bell ringer. [WAMU] Planned Fairfax Army museum needs a lot …

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 8:16am on May 28, 2013[SHARE]

Arts Roundup: Theater Bailout Edition by Ally Schweitzer

Odd: The Arlington County Board gives Signature Theatre a $250,000 grant to cover its outstanding tax debts. [ARLnow] Daft Punk's Random Access Memories is so-so—but sounds better at U…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 8:12am on May 23, 2013[SHARE]

Kennedy Center Changes Selection Process for Honors by Ally Schweitzer

Responding to recent criticism of the Kennedy Center Honors' limited representation of American artists, the Kennedy Center today announced that it is changing the way it selects honorees fo…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 2:09pm on May 16, 2013[SHARE]

That's Mr. Michael Kahn CBE to You by Ally Schweitzer

Shakespeare Theatre Company Artistic Director Michael Kahn just got a few fancy letters to tack onto his name: Yesterday, Kahn was inducted as an Honorary Commander of the Most Excellent Ord…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 11:58am on April 24, 2013[SHARE]

Lincoln Theatre Selects New Operator by Ally Schweitzer

The D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities has selected a new operator for Lincoln Theatre, but the commission has yet to announce who that operator is, the Washington Business Journal r…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 4:08pm on April 22, 2013[SHARE]

Arts Roundup: Harry Schnipper Hearts Lincoln Theatre Edition by Ally Schweitzer

Blues Alley owner Harry Schnipper makes it known—again—that he's eyeballing Lincoln Theatre. Oh, and his historic jazz venue could possibly, maybe, potentially relocate. [Washing…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 7:00am on April 2, 2013[SHARE]

Lincoln Theatre Community Meeting: Way to Blow It, DCCAH by Ally Schweitzer

The D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities hosted a public feedback session last night for local residents interested in the future of the ailing Lincoln Theatre. A lovely idea, asking t…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 9:27am on February 27, 2013[SHARE]

Lincoln Theatre Community Meeting Planned for Next Week by Ally Schweitzer

D.C.'s Commission on the Arts and Humanities announced last week that it will host a public meeting on Feb. 26 for local residents who wish to discuss the future of the underutilized Lincoln…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 5:16pm on February 18, 2013[SHARE]

The Twitter Spat Mamet Wrought: Should Theatergoers Boycott the Gun-Lovin' Playwright? by Ally Schweitzer

If you've sat within five feet of a liberal-skewing Facebook news feed this week, you've probably heard about playwright David Mamet's humdinger of a Newsweek cover story, delectably head…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 10:50am on February 1, 2013[SHARE]

Kennedy Center Announces $100 Million Expansion, Plots to Take Over Potomac River by Ally Schweitzer

Today, the Kennedy Center announced plans for a $100 million expansion that will finally give the arts center much-needed space for education and rehearsal. The first major expansion since t…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 2:43pm on January 29, 2013[SHARE]

Arts Roundup: National Theatre's History of Neglect Edition by Ally Schweitzer

Nelson Pressley: "... the National [Theatre] is a low-budget, skeletal operation that maintains a handful of outreach operations to help justify its not-for-profit status. Rent doesn't seem …

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 8:15am on January 14, 2013[SHARE]

Artisphere Boots WSC Avant Bard by Ally Schweitzer

D.C. Theatre Scene reported this morning that Artisphere has given the boot to WSC Avant Bard, its in-house theater company for the last two years. Artisphere spokesperson Annalisa Meyer con…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 1:03pm on December 27, 2012[SHARE]

Arts Roundup: Yay, Shakespeare! Edition by Ally Schweitzer

Judge rules that Shakespeare Theatre Company's landlord can't boot it from the Lansburgh Theatre [City Paper] The controversial "Drum Major" inscription on the Martin Luther King Jr. memoria…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 8:18am on December 12, 2012[SHARE]

Shakespeare Theatre Company Wins Legal Battle Against Landlord by Ally Schweitzer

The D.C. Superior Court has ruled in favor of The Shakespeare Theatre Company in a lawsuit against its landlord. In a order signed today, the court barred the defendants—nonprofit grou…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 9:17pm on December 11, 2012[SHARE]

Arts Roundup: Hyattsville Edition by Ally Schweitzer

Hyattsville's Community Development Corporation puts out a call for street muralists [Hyattsville CDC] Playwright Annie Baker (Body Awareness, Circle Mirror Transformation) talks about Vermo…

SOURCE: Washington City Paper at 8:03am on November 14, 2012[SHARE]
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