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Washington, DC " GALA Hispanic Theatre's Artistic Director Gustavo Ott proudly announces the 2024-2025 Season Beauty and Rebellion. "This season features sharp and entertaining works", state…
It is a testament to the longevity and power of Khaled Hosseini's storytelling ability that "The Kite Runner" is still continuing to captivate audiences across the world more than two decade…
Michael Feinstein, pianist and vocalist, is a music revivalist and archivist of the Great American Songbook. He is the Principal Pops Conductor of the Pasadena Orchestra and the Artistic Dir…
"Winter" is an original play by Mark Scharf and it is currently being presented at Laurel Mill Playhouse. The two-character play is Lori Bruun's directorial debut of a full-length play. The …
Sixteen years ago the dance planners at the Kennedy Center came up with a terrific idea:Â Invite nine regional ballet companies to perform one special work in three separate concerts, hel…
Howard County Summer Theatre's productions are always something joyfully anticipated. This year proves to be no disappointment with their sparkling production of "Guys and Dolls." From the c…
Aleshea Harris' "Is God Is" has been hailed as "high-octane carnage," a mythic journey, and the ultimate revenge fantasy. After seeing Constellation Theatre's production, I can attest that H…
Sometimes life asks you to grab it by the balls, tuck them between your legs, put on your best frock and step into the spotlight. That paraphrased line from "Everybody's Talking About Jamie"…
On Monday, June 10, 2024, students, parents, teachers, and friends gathered at the Kennedy Center to recognize and celebrate high school theatre and journalism in the DC Metro area (which in…
The BSO's final concert of the 2023-2024 season reminded me of the four traditional requirements for the bridal attire at a wedding: something old, something new, something borrowed, somethi…
Hon. Nancy Pelosi and Stephen A. Schwarzman Receive the Lincoln Medal Gala Performances by Host Brian Stokes Mitchell, Susan Egan, Josh Groban, Bernadette Peters, Emmy Russell, Michael Urie,…
A diverse cast singing songs from the present and the past combined with trivia questions? That's the premise of "Trivia Tonight: A Questionable Musical Revue!" presented by Bethesda Little …
Beginning July 14, 2024, the Young Victorian Theatre Company will be performing "Ruddigore" by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. J. Ernest Green will be the musical director and conductor. T…
"The Merry Wives of Windsor" may not be one of Shakespeare's classics comedies, but it is fit for a queen. Many scholars feel the Bard wrote this farce on the "suggestion" of Queen Elizabeth…
BETHESDA, MD (June 17, 2024) " Imagination Stageâ„¢, the metro DC region's largest professional theatre dedicated to young audiences, announces five shows for 2024-2025, the first led by…
When Chesapeake Shakespeare Company unveiled its soulful adaptation of "Romeo and Juliet" this spring, fans came out in droves. They loved the way this classic was re-framed with the sights …
There's just something about Irish playwrights, especially the current generation. In 2017, Baltimore audiences saw the American premiere of "Voices in the Rubble" by Darren Donahue at Rapid…
 Herndon, VA/Washington, DC " NextStop Theatre announced today that Producing Artistic Director Evan Hoffmann will be stepping down after leading the professional company for twelve year…
 Have you ever worn a hat so enchanting, you felt completely happy and a little bit magic? If you're willing to imagine such a thing were commonplace, then you may enjoy the fable-like "…
Gilbert and Sullivan's "Ruddigore," currently presented by Victorian Lyric Opera at Rockville's F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre, has an unusual combination on offer"comic opera and gothic supern…
Iron Crow Theatre's production of "Everybody's Talking About Jamie," is opening this Friday at Theatre Project. It is a show based on the true-life story of a 16-year-old British schoolboy, …
In Workhouse Art Center's "The Drowsy Chaperone," a somewhat lonely musical enthusiast, Man in Chair played convincingly by Jeffrey Davis, spins a record on his phonograph of a 1920s musical…
In the classic 1960 musical, "Bye Bye Birdie," there's one big star: the infamous Conrad Birdie, an Elvis-like musician about to head off to the Army, but not before he bestows one last kiss…
The British Players' annual Music Hall reaches new heights this year with its 60th Anniversary celebration, "In With the Old & IN With the New." As Director Charles Hoag writes, the prod…