318 stories by "Guest Writer"
Size Doesn't Matter " 7 Shorts by DC Playwrights was born out of a brainstorming session of members of Fully Charged Productions " which is a producing organization formed by alumni of the N…
In the midst of The Summit 'pipeline' dialogue, the upcoming Women's Voices Festival, The Kilroy's "The List", and #YesAllWomen, there is a need for clarity and direction. In our DC theatre …
At one point during Election, the students who are running for class president are asked a simple question: “Why are you running?” Their answers are as diverse as you’d exp…
Everyone knows "The Star-Spangled Banner". And, of course, everyone knows our country's national anthem was written by a man named Francis Scott Key. But that is pretty much the extent of ou…
These are excerpts from an interview with some of the cast and crew of the upcoming Capital Fringe show Everything I Do, a musical loosely adapted from Shaw's Man and Superman. [Everything I…
By guest writers Taylor Rascher (director) and W.R. Heispascher (playwright) Heispascher: The play’s genesis began with a single charge: to analyze the role that relationships play in …
Sex, drugs, jazz " you know, the classic ghost story. So reads the tagline for Nu Sass Productions' 2014 Fringe show, Stone Tape Party. The play is making its world debut at DC's summer Capi…
- An interview with Faith Hayden and Kendra Keller, co-founders of Leopard Print Productions Tell us about the moment where you said to yourself: “I just have to do this!” Hayden…
We're a fairly new company, and we were looking for new and unknown work to produce for the Capital Fringe Festival (also a first for us). But behold, the face of a Chesapeake Bay Retriever …
This Gonna Be on the Test, Miss? is a solo show that has been 20 years in the making. Twenty years ago I detoured from acting into academia. I became so frustrated trying to explain what I t…
A few years ago I took a semester to study abroad in Spain. On returning, I realized that my circles of friends at school had found other friends and created new worlds that no longer in…
We all have one. That friend that you share WAY too much information with. That friend that you say the most embarrassing things to and know, secretly, they are thinking the same thing too. …
Tom is in love with Alice, who loves him too. But nothing is easy: they are young; they have parents and teachers… They are teenagers, obviously full of questions and pains. Fortunately, t…
Isis and Vesco Investigate the Curious Death of Dr. Freud mixes it all up –genres (thriller, myth, and classical theater), collaborators (producer Catherine Aselford , director Carl Br…
It seems, given recent events surrounding the Tony Awards, that there is some heavy doubt and speculation as to what a Sound Designer does, what a good Sound Design accomplishes, what role a…
When my wife and I came up with the idea of Perfect Liars Club more than a year ago, we had no idea it would turn into such a phenomenon. We'd recently moved from London, UK to Washington fo…
Will Work For is a fearless, farcical wake0up call. It’s a rollercoaster ride through the dangers of today's job market: dodging booby-trapped interviews, facing demons of employment p…
See/Saw Theatre Co presents What Would Tina and Amy Do? by Larissa Kruesi and Mikaela Saccoccio – a new play about friendship, love, and getting stuff done. Friendships are an importan…
A Hill intern. An unemployed Georgetown law grad. A returned Peace Corps volunteer. And a Rhodes Scholar. Together they live in a shared house in a transition neighborhood and each day they …
Infinite Jest co-founder Bill Gordon loves, loves, loves nostalgia. Nostalgia for a 1970s romantic comedy anthology series inspired Infinite Jest's entry into the 2014 Capital Fringe Festiva…
– a guest article written by Fringe artist Andrew Potter – The Road to High Street is the live, multi-media, musical, storytelling performance of my days as a guitar-playing, uni…
– Jane Franklin, Artistic Director of the Arlington, VA-based Jane Franklin Dance, on her collaboration with musician Tom Teasley on  Blue Moon/Red River coming to the 2014 Capital …
South Carolina isn't the first place that comes to mind when considering good theatre, but there are several gems 'down south' just waiting to be sought out. One South Carolina theatre compa…
- Playwright Patrice Cassedy writing about her new play debuting at the 2014 DC Black Theatre Festival - A few days after Trayvon Martin was killed, my husband and I ate out in Burbank, Cali…
Recently, the FringeArts blog of Philadelphia interviewed the critically successful performer-producer Charlotte Ford about her decision to take a leave the arts scene to pursue a more forma…