DESKTOP
Contact
The Season
On Broadway
Login

Search BroadwayStars

Search:
Author:
Source:
Date Range: From: To:
Sort by: Most Recent   Most Relevant
15,330 stories from DC Metro Theater Arts

Playwright Lauren Gunderson had one stipulation when reworking 'Peter Pan.' The sexism and racism had to go. by Nicole Hertvik

When Gunderson agreed to rework 'Peter Pan' for Shakespeare Theatre Company, she had one stipulation: the sexism and racism had to go. The post Playwright Lauren Gunderson had one stipulatio…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 10:55am on December 2, 2019

15 Questions in 15 Minutes with Jenna Rubaii, now starring as Mary Magdalene on the 'Jesus Christ Superstar' 50th anniversary tour by Deb Miller

Presently appearing as Mary Magdalene in the 50th anniversary national touring production of Jesus Christ Superstar (a superlative that originated in Andy Warhol's Factory), Jenna Rubaii, wh…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 8:00am on December 2, 2019

5 reasons Christopher Boone liked 'Curious Incident' at Round House better than on Broadway by John Stoltenberg

My name is Christopher Boone and I am 15 and I am brave and I can do anything. I know that because I traveled by train by myself from Swindon to London and I solved the mystery of a neighbor…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 1:58pm on December 1, 2019

NSO Pops and 'Harry Potter' combine for a unique movie night at the Kennedy Center by Darby Dejarnette

Harry Potter is a cultural phenomenon. With the entire franchise's worth surpassing $25 billion, you'd be hard-pressed to meet anyone who hasn't felt the impact of J.K. Rowling's influential…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 7:56am on November 30, 2019

'White Pearl' and the Toxicity of Whiteness by Cori Dioquino

"I love white," began the commercial. "White is clean. White is pure. White is beautiful." I stared at my laptop disgusted by the blatant discrimination in the ad as I watched a light-skinne…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 11:13pm on November 29, 2019

Avant Bard Theatre Announces 'Scripts in Play: Season 30' by News Desk

Launching its 30th-anniversary season, Avant Bard Theatre announces Scripts In Play: Season 30"featuring a special presentation of Happenstance Theater's BrouHaHa December 6 to 8, 2019, a…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 6:28pm on November 29, 2019

Political history repeating itself in 'A Bright Room Called Day' at The Public Theater by Deb Miller

Tony Kushner's newly revised first play, A Bright Room Called Day, written and debuted during the presidency of Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, is back for our present time in an updated incarna…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 5:39pm on November 29, 2019

In '19: The Musical,' women sing and dance their way to suffrage by John Stoltenberg

On the day I was to see 19: The Musical"which is about how the amendment granting women the right to vote came to pass in 1920"our Constitution Denier in Chief made a perfectly timed gaffe. …

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 12:28pm on November 29, 2019

A well-conceived 'Curious Incident' at Round House Theatre by Bob Ashby

"Curious" is the operative word in the title of Simon Stephens' The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, now playing at the Round House Theatre. The protagonist, teenager Christoph…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 12:01am on November 27, 2019

Rising opera star Soloman Howard brings rich vocals to the Kennedy Center by Darby Dejarnette

Soloman Howard, the 2019 Marian Anderson Award winner, brought his unique flair to the Kennedy Center in his first-ever solo concert at the venue. As a graduate of the Washington National Op…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 11:24am on November 26, 2019

'Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!' is delightfully clever family fun at the Kennedy Center by Leslie Weisman

What is your "heart dog?" How do you know it, find it"and deal with the disappointment of maybe not being able to have it? Or even . . . losing it? Heavy questions for the school-age (and ev…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 8:15pm on November 25, 2019

Past, present clash in Aquila Theatre's '1984' by Andy Arnold

Viewing Aquila Theatre's adaptation of George Orwell's 1984 at the Center for the Arts at George Mason University, I couldn't help but wonder which came first "newspeak" or "alternative fact…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 7:42pm on November 25, 2019

BSO's latest Lera Auerbach commission worthy of attention by Whitney Fishburn

A frustration of many classical and contemporary music critics is that we hear a new work that seems to have great promise for being added to the canon, and then poof! It disappears, never t…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 7:15pm on November 25, 2019

Celebrating the powerful voices of women and the Latino community in 'Jaime Lozano: Songs by an Immigrant' at The Green Room 42 by Deb Miller

In his highly anticipated debut at The Green Room 42, Mexican composer, musician, and director Jaime Lozano brought together a blockbuster all-Latino line-up and band for a one-night-only co…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 5:10pm on November 25, 2019

UrbanArias delivers fun, deeply human evening of music and voices taking on the modern condition by David Siegel

How prescient of the innovative UrbanArias. To be ahead of a major Washington Post Sunday Business section about a modern-day retail apocalypse: the dying of America's suburban retail malls.…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 3:04pm on November 25, 2019

Aquila Theatre's 'The Odyssey' tackles modern warfare and its impact by Darby Dejarnette

Aquila Theatre's adaptation of Homer's Greek epic The Odyssey, translated by Emily Wilson and directed by Desiree Sanchez, provides a sobering picture of the impact of warfare on the psyche.…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 8:41am on November 25, 2019

Monumental Theatre Company Announces 2020 Season by News Desk

Following its sold-out run of Be More Chill in 2019, the Helen Hayes Award-winning Monumental Theatre Company will be producing three musicals for the upcoming 2020 season: Head Over Heels, …

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 7:11am on November 25, 2019

Venus Theatre's 'The Powers that Be': fighting the double bind by Bob Ashby

Venus Theatre's staff don't open the house until immediately before The Powers that Be begins, presenting audience members, as they take their seats, with the evening's most arresting image,…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 10:25pm on November 24, 2019

Sutton Foster at The Barns at Wolf Trap by Chuck Leonard

The audience for Sutton Foster at The Barns at Wolf Trap was packed on opening night and clearly delighted to have a chance to hear Foster in such a warm and intimate venue. A phenomenal act…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 10:21pm on November 24, 2019

The (in) discreet charm of Daniel Kitson's 'Keep' at Studio Theatre by Sophia Howes

Stand-up comedian and monologist extraordinaire Daniel Kitson enjoys a devout following in the UK and in Australia. He first made his reputation at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where he wo…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 9:58pm on November 24, 2019

Science and Scandal in 'The Half-Life of Marie Curie' at Minetta Lane Theatre by Deb Miller

Although Lauren Gunderson has been twice recognized as our country's most produced playwright, none of her celebrated works has made its world premiere in New York until now, with The Half-L…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 3:06pm on November 24, 2019

Suave crooning for a new generation in 'Mark William: Feeling Good' at The Green Room 42 by Deb Miller

Following a season of sold-out performances at The Green Room 42 after his debut at the popular midtown nightclub in November 2018, Mark William returned to the venue on Friday with the prem…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 9:47pm on November 23, 2019

'Brides and Mothers' and 'Cox and Box' at The Forgotten Opera Company: Two dazzling flashes of operetta by Cybele Pomeroy

A double feature, running just two performances at The Forgotten Opera Company, a subset of The Victorian Lyric Opera Company in Rockville? Sure, why not? The world debut of Brides and Mothe…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 12:33pm on November 23, 2019

Giving back to Tia Shearer Bassett by News Desk

  We were saddened to learn this week that Tia Shearer Bassett, a valued member of the DC theater community and a bright shining light of a human, has recently been diagnosed with cancer.…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 11:30am on November 23, 2019

The Old Vic's new immersive adaptation of 'A Christmas Carol' brings holiday magic to Broadway's Lyceum Theatre by Deb Miller

Charles Dickens' beloved holiday classic of 1843 comes alive like never before in London's acclaimed Old Vic production of A Christmas Carol, now on Broadway for a strictly limited eight-wee…

SOURCE: DC Metro Theater Arts at 3:26pm on November 22, 2019
« Previous 25   Page 85 of 614   Next 25 »