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By Xandra Weaver • Feb 9th, 2013 • Category: Reviews, Washington DCIf a visually dazzling spectacle was what was intended to be portrayed by this troupe’s work, then they succeeded.
If a visually dazzling spectacle was what was intended to be portrayed by this troupe’s work, then they succeeded.
Shakespeare Theater Company (Washington DC) has released their planned 2013-2014 season.
The Olney Theatre Center in Olney, Maryland announced their new artistic director this morning.
Perfectly embodying the lively spirit of the roaring twenties, Clayton High School delivered a lovely performance of Thoroughly Modern Millie.
9 to 5 has some great moments and is overall an entertaining evening, but it does have a few substantial flaws that keep it from ascending to the level of a usual Milburn Stone production.
This Ain’t Misbehavin’ is worth the shortish drive to get to Riverside Center and is just a lovely show with beautiful and personable performers.
Next to Normal demands that the characters be portrayed as unflinchingly real, even in the midst of their weirdness and stress and notwithstanding the stylization inherent in a musical. The MCP cast passes this test with flying colors, being utterly believable throughout.
The Charis Center for the Arts in Bowie, Maryland is seeking young pirates for their upcoming production of Treasure Island. Boys or Girls between the ages of 6-8 are encourage to audition. Rehearsals are Tuesday & Thursday between 5pm-6:30. Anyone cast in the show must register for the Production I class. For more information please […]
Keegan’s Cabaret is, at its core, a fun romp in Berlin but it also treats on deeper and darker issues that pervaded Weimar Germany during the Nazis’ rise to power.
The dramatized history of Henry V makes for a triumphant play, especially when performed as honestly and skillfully as Folger Shakespeare Theatre has done.