1,260 stories by "Joel Markowitz"
Joel Markowitz names 10 productions as 'Must-Sees' in March in DC area theatres and links to over 30 productions about to open this month.
Joel Markowitz schmoozes with the outrageous The Kinsey Sicks who are making the critics and audiences at Theater J go gaga for their 'nasty' parodies of holiday classics.
DC area actors Chris Sizemore, Margo Seibert and Tracy Lynn Olivera talk about working with Tony Award-winning Director Mary Zimmerman in her visually stunning production of CANDIDE at Shake…
Ryan Watkinson talks about the new revival of How to Succeed..,his training, and working with Director/Choreographer Rob Ashford and Daniel Ratcliffe.
Joel Markowitz interviews Rick Foucheux and J. Fred Shiffman, who are starring as Oscar Madison and Felix Unger in the critically acclaimed production of 'The Odd Couple' as Theater J.
Joel Markowitz selects 21 actors/singers who were 'Scene Stealers' in the DC area musical productions of the past 4 months from programs that train young actors, professional, dinner, high s…
Until September 12th at Toby's Dinner Theatre of Baltimore, Matthew Schleigh is re-rocking the house in his Helen Hayes Award-winning performance as the late-great Buddy Holly and Ray Hatch …
DC's own Lulu Fall talks to Joel Markowitz about becoming a member of The Tribe in the National Tour of HAIR.
Richard Stafford talks about directing and choreographing Kander and Ebb's musical 'Curtains' at Walnut Street Theatre.
Joel Markowitz previews what's opening on DC area stages in November, and selects 10 Must-See productions.
Stephen Cole and David Krane talk about their musical 'The Road to Qatar'. It's a wild camel ride from Qatar to The York Theatre.
June Schreiner and Cody Williams talk about their performances as Ado Annie and Will Parker in Arena Stage's critically acclaimed production of OKLAHOMA!
Joel Markowitz selects his favorite productions in 2010 on DC area stages, previews what's opening in January in the nation's capital, and names 7 'Must-See' shows.
Joel Markowitz, reporting from the Barrymore Awards Monday night on the winners, including 2 Washington DC artists: Joe Calarco and Sherri L. Edelen.
Playwright and director John O'Connor & composer Wendy Lanxner discuss adapting and composing music for "The Canterbury Tales"at Lumina Studio Theatre that trains young actors.
Director Seth Rozin talks about directing Thomas Gibbons' new play SILVERHILL at InterAct Theatre Company in Philadelphia.
We have a 25% off discount for Mark Nadler’s’ ‘Runnin’ Wild: Songs and Scandals of the Roaring 20’s’ at Strathmore’s new AMP next Friday, May 29th a…
I am a huge fan of Matthew Wilson and Toby Mulford‘s work. They have brought so much joy to my life and to the lives of our theatre community. When I found out that Matthew and his …
In Part 5 of a series of interviews with the cast of Once on This Island, meet Avia Fields. Please introduce yourself and tell our readers where they may have seen you perform before on o…
In Part 6 of a series of interviews with the cast of Once on This Island, meet Jade Jones. Please introduce yourself and tell our readers where they may have seen you perform before on ou…
This Double Feature Production of two One-Act Plays is presented by The Greenspring Players for their Washington DC community Spring offering. Although P is for Perfect may be consider…
Joel: Please introduce yourself to our readers and tell us how long you have been in GMCW and where we may have seen perform on our local stages? Michael: My name is Michael “Cabbie…
In Part 3 of a series of interviews with the cast of Once on This Island, meet Tiara N. Whaley. Please introduce yourself and tell our readers where they may have seen you perform before …
Next Day Theater: Hitting Like a Truck on May 16th For years, I've been thinking, man, I've got to get into this theater scene in DC. Then it hit me: 24 hour theater. That's right, 1,440 min…
In Part 3 of a series of interviews with the cast of Victorian Lyric Opera's Ruddigore, meet Amanda Jones. Please introduce yourself and tell our readers where they may have seen you i…
