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HUNT: A Political Drama NEW POLITICAL PLAY IS BASED ON A TRUE STORYÂ OF PARTISAN POLITICS, HOMOPHOBIA, BLACKMAIL AND TRAGEDY IN THE U.S. SENATE HUNT: A Political Drama explores the dangers…
Power Punk Dance Trio Penetrates The Fringe Are you worthy? The Gods of Rock command you to stand in awe before this fearsome feminist punk rock modern dance band! Some call them politic…
Hitchcock's Rope meets Blade Runner in an Interactive Rock Opera Science-lab rivalry turns deadly in the race to build the perfect robot. Hidden passions explode as artificial intelligence b…
Ellouise Schoettler is very excited to be returning to Cap Fringe 2016, for the seventh year. This year she is performing the premiere of Ready to Serve at Caos on F. Ready to Serve: Unknown…
Celebrating Joan: A Tribute to Joan Rivers, which left the audience of admirers howling last night at The Kennedy Center’s Eisenhower Theater, was an evening for "mature audie…
Aladdin and the Magic of Dance On June 4, 2016, in the Poolesville High School auditorium, Hope Garden Children's Ballet Theatre staged a production of original ballet, Aladdin and His…
Sometimes a house is just a house. Sometimes it's a home. Sometimes it's the bearer of secrets or of legacies. And sometimes it's a stage where dreams, emotions, fears, and changes play out.…
Creator Henry Ragan enlightens us on In a Day of Dreary: A horror play. Joel: In the marketing, In a Day of Dreary is described as a "horror play." What does that mean? Henry: More often …
Paul Gonsalves (1920-1974) was an immensely talented tenor saxophonist with the Duke Ellington Orchestra from 1950 until his death in 1974. He is best known as the creator of one of the most…
"The first time I played through the score, I was struck by its beauty and shocked that it was written twenty years ago– the message is still relevant now, and I knew the story needed …
The rumors are true. After months of speculation, BRYCE confirmed he will be gracing the 2016 Capital Fringe stage with a brand new show BRYCE: Hydrogen Blonde. After a successful debut at T…
Dark Times at Grimesville High: Â A Darkly Funny Take on the High School Musical Everybody loves high school! Well, at least Olivia Hope (Tess Higgins) does. As a hard-hitting school journ…
Confederates: Part of the 11th Annual Capital Fringe Festival July 7 " 31, 2016 Was there one day the South could have won the War? Looking back through the fog of history, Civil War "buffs"…
You get a laugh on when you take a trip with Jane. A river is the mechanism for a great adventure, untamed with plenty of surprises but predictable enough to get you there. The trip in Wash …
Errant Movement, a new modern dance company on the scene in DC, is proud to present Connectivity/Complexity. This show features choreography from Artistic Director Rachel Turner and guest ch…
Darius McCall debuts solo act depicting Romeo A diaphanous Romeo Montague arises from the end of the play. He speaks to the audience, recalling all the events that led to his demise until he…
How To Be The Perfect Wingwoman is a new musical about the frustrations and hilariousness of modern dating. Let’s face it – it can suck! Somehow, yet another friend is getting ma…
Photo Gallery Meets Rock Show – A Multimedia Musical What is 35M? This 70-minute musical written by Ryan Scott Oliver pairs a collection of photographs with a series of songs, each …
We're so excited to be back for our third production in the Fringe Festival, and our goal is to keep growing and trying new things. After 2014's A Fire in Water and 2012's Fallen Angels, we …
Hailing from a sold out run at NYC's FRIGID Festival, the absurdist musical comedy The Golden Smile will be making its debut in Washington DC at The 2016 Capital Fringe Festival, which ta…
A BREAKUP IS SWIFT If you want to get bummed out, we have the show for you. A Breakup Is Swift marks the world premiere of a conceptual artwork by Clint Bagwell that takes the form of a s…
TOO CLOSE, a play written by Luigi Laraia Part of the 11th Annual Capital Fringe Festival July 7 – 31, 2016 Â Two strangers trapped in an elevator need to rely on each other to survi…
Here are the 2016 Tony Award Winners: Best Play Eclipsed The Father WINNER:Â The Humans King Charles III Best Musical Bright Star WINNER:Â Hamilton School of Rock"The Musical Shuffle Alo…
Here’s an interview with Erik Mueller, writer and performer of The Computer That Loved, a 30-minute solo show about a computer scientist who finds creative inspiration in his romantic …
Howard Community College's Arts Collective (AC) announces open auditions for "What Improv Group?!" / W.I.G.'s 2016-2017 Season, under the direction of S.G. Kramer & Daniel Johnston, on J…
