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  • ‘Perfect Wedding’ at McLean Community Players

    Joel Markowitz 2014-05-10

    McLean Community Players continues its tradition of producing shows that most people have not heard of with aplomb. The area premiere of British playwright Robin Hawdon’s Perfect Wedding–an...

  • McLean Community Players’ ‘Perfect Wedding’ Ends Tomorrow Night

    Guest Author 2014-05-09

    Perfect Wedding— McLean Community Players Presents: this British Farce/Romantic Comedy in McLean’s Alden Theatre Tomorrow night is the final performance of McLean Community Players (MCP) area premiere...

  • ‘The Miser’ at Rockville Little Theatre

    Anne Vandercook 2014-05-07

    It is often difficult to engage modern audiences with classics like Moliere’s The Miser. However, Rockville Little Theatre’s production succeeds with its unique take. Originally performed in 1668,...

  • ‘Boeing Boeing’ at The Little Theatre of Alexandria

    Emily Cao 2014-05-06

    The Little Theatre of Alexandria’s latest production, Boeing Boeing, by French playwright Marc Camoletti with English translation by Beverley Cross, is marketed as “a non-stop comedy,” and after a...

  • ‘The 39 Steps’ at Dignity Players

    Amanda Gunther 2014-05-06

    After nine years of excellent theatre, Dignity Players will be closing their doors, but they aren’t going out without a bang. Action! Excitement! Romance! Special Effects! Chases! Deception! Murder!...

  • ‘Woody Allen, Woody Allen’ at The Montgomery Playhouse

    Joel Markowitz 2014-05-05

    I am a huge Woody Allen fan and not just for his films. I’m a fan of his early plays and it was a treat to watch two talented casts having a blast yesterday performing two of his plays: Central Park...

  • ‘Les Misérables’ at Kensington Arts Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-05-04

    I dreamed a dream in time gone by that one of Broadway’s most moving stories came to the Kensington Arts Theatre. Life has made the dream I dreamed a reality as Les Misérables opens the end of the...

  • Molière’s ‘The Miser’ Continues Today at 2 PM and Through May 11th at Rockville Little Theatre at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre and Interview With Director Guillaume Tourniaire

    Guest Author 2014-05-04

    Rockville Little Theatre’s 2013-14 season closes with Molière’s classic comedy The Miser, at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre through May 11th. There is a 2 PM matinee today. Produced by Nancy Blum and...

  • ‘Blues for an Alabama Sky’ at Port City Playhouse

    Sophia Howes 2014-05-03

    Blues for an Alabama Sky at Port City Playhouse: A Kiss to Build a Dream On: After the Harlem Renaissance The gifted and much admired Pearl Cleage is a poetic playwright. Her dialogue shines with wit,...

  • ‘La Cage aux Folles’ at Dundalk Community Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-05-02

    It’s a bonanza, it’s a mad extravaganza and it’s arrived at Dundalk Community Theatre to close out their season. With Music and Lyrics by Jerry Herman and the Book by Harvey Fierstein, La Cage aux...

  • Meet The Director and Cast of Kensington Arts Theatre’s ‘Les Misérables’ Part 3: David Merrill (Jean Valjean)

    Joel Markowitz 2014-05-01

    In Part 3 of our series of interviews with the director and cast of Kensington Arts Theatre’s Les Misérables, meet David Merrill. Joel: Please introduce yourself and tell us who you play and where...

  • ‘The Wild Party’ at Laurel Mill Playhouse

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-30

    Laurel Mill Playhouse is having a wild, WILD party and they’re inviting you! There’s excitement! There’s sex! There’s dancing! There’s scandal! It’s a roaring good time guaranteed on the pernicious...

  • ‘Chapter Two’ at Reston Community Players

    Emma Marie Lord 2014-04-26

    This weekend the Reston Community Players premiered Neil Simon’s Chapter Two, a semi-autobiographical comedy about George, a man in his early forties recovering from the death of his wife; Jennie, a...

  • ‘The Little Dog Laughed’ at Dominion Stage

    Eliza Anna Falk 2014-04-26

    “Half the people in Hollywood are dying to be discovered – the other half are afraid they will be” – Lionel Barrymore, actor. In Dominion Stage’s funny production of Douglas Carter Beane’s The Little...

  • Port City Playhouse Concludes its 36th Season with “Blues for an Alabama Sky’ -Opening on May 2nd

    Guest Author 2014-04-26

    Port City Playhouse Concludes Its 36th Season, “A Salute to the American Voice,” with Blues for an Alabama Sky by Pearl Cleage, Opening on May 2nd. Port City Playhouse, Alexandria’s award-winning...

  • Neil Simon’s ‘Chapter Two’ Opens Tomorrow Night at Reston Community Players

    Diane Jackson Schnoor 2014-04-24

    Reston Community Players concludes its 47th season with Neil Simon’s sparkling comedy, Chapter Two, which opens tomorrow night-April 25th at Reston Community Center’s CenterStage. In Simon’s...

  • Montgomery Playhouse Presents ‘Woody Allen, Woody Allen’ May 2-18th

    Guest Author 2014-04-24

    The Montgomery Playhouse in partnership with The City of Gaithersburg presents: Woody Allen, Woody Allen Two Woody Allen comedies directed by Bruce Hirsch May 2 thru May 18, 2014 at the Gaithersburg...

  • ‘Top Girls’ at Fells Point Corner Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-23

    Everyone tries to cope with the ordinary drudgeries of their lives, some do better than others when it comes to success with their coping skills. Caryl Churchill’s Top Girls attempts to illustrate...

  • ‘Willy Wonka: The Musical’ at Vienna Theatre Company

    Julia Amis 2014-04-22

    Vienna Theatre Company presents Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka: The Musical, with music and lyrics by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley, and adapted for the stage by Leslie Bricusse and Timothy Allen...

  • An Interview with Colonial Players’ Bat Boy: Ron Giddings

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-15

    Hold me, Bat Boy! Touch me, Bat Boy! Bring me to the light of Colonial Players’ edgy production of the cult classic Bat Boy: The Musical. In a behind the scenes look, I’ve captured area actor Ron...

  • ‘The Great American Trailer Park Musical’ at Rockville Musical Theatre

    Keith Tittermary 2014-04-12

    When a show begins with a “Greek chorus” that is part Sorority girls, part Girl-Band, and a lot of “trailer trash,” you know you are in for a great time. The perfectly mismatched set of Rockville...

  • An Interview with Guillaume Tourniaire on Directing Rockville Little Theatre’s ‘The Miser’ by Ken Kemp

    Guest Author 2014-04-10

    Rockville Little Theatre closes their 2013-14 season with an ambitious, unique and off-beat production of Molière’s The Miser. Director Guillaume Tourniaire’s vision for the show includes setting it...

  • ‘Other Desert Cities’ at Silver Spring Stage

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-08

    Acting or reality; the two are hardly mutually exclusive. We live with each other’s divergent truths because we know no other way to live. Our lives could be complete lies that we have no idea we are...

  • ‘An Actor’s Nightmare’ and ‘Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You’ at Chevy Chase Players

    Ellouise Schoettler 2014-04-08

    A Double Feature of two plays: An Actor’s Nightmare and Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You by Christopher Durang, the Tony Award-winning playwright (for Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike)...

  • ‘The Most Happy Fella’ at The Arlington Players

    Eliza Anna Falk 2014-04-05

    Who doesn’t like a good, touching love story? If you are also fond of musicals-especially the grand old fashioned Broadway productions of the 1950s-seeing The Most Happy Fella at The Arlington Players...

  • Reston Community Players Opens Neil Simon’s ‘Chapter Two’ on April 25th

    Diane Jackson Schnoor 2014-04-04

    Reston Community Players concludes its 47th season with Neil Simon’s sparkling comedy, Chapter Two, opening April 25th at Reston Community Center’s CenterStage. In Simon’s semi-autobiographical...

  • Charis Center for the Arts in Bowie, MD Presents ‘Stop Kiss’ Through April 13th by Dr. Emma Hadley

    Guest Author 2014-04-02

    The Charis Center for the Arts is a non profit social enterprise located in the creative corridor of Historic Old Town Bowie, MD providing visual and performing arts programming for students of...

  • ‘The Most Happy Fella’ at The Arlington Players Preview Video #2 Meet Director Gloria DuGan

    Guest Author 2014-04-02

    Here’s the second of a series of Claire O’Brien’s ‘Behind the Scenes’ videos for The Arlington Players’ production of The Most Happy Fella, which opens this weekend. In this video meet Director Gloria...

  • ‘The Most Happy Fella’ at The Arlington Players Preview Video #1 Meet Musical Director David Rohde

    Guest Author 2014-04-01

    Here’s the first of a series of Claire O’Brien’s ‘Behind the Scenes’ videos for The Arlington Players’ production of The Most Happy Fella, which opens this weekend. In this video meet Musical Director...

  • ‘Bedside Manners’ at The British Players

    Amanda Gunther 2014-03-31

    Will you be having your Mr. Smith in the blue room or the green room? Mind you, the blue room is awfully blue. Regardless of which room you’re sneaking off to, be sure you sneak off to The British...

  • Family Flashpoint: ‘Other Desert Cities’ Opens at Silver Spring Stage on April 4th by Lennie Magida

    Guest Author 2014-03-29

    FAMILY FLASHPOINT: OTHER DESERT CITIES OPENS APRIL 4 AT SILVER SPRING STAGE If families existed without conflict, stress, heartbreak, and deception—and if those difficulties weren’t often laced with...

  • Rockville Musical Theatre Opens ‘The Great American Trailer Park Musical’ April 4th at The Arts Barn by Ellen Ryan

    Guest Author 2014-03-28

    How does a group of strangers coalesce into an ensemble that moves together, laughs together, and entertains together? In the case of Rockville Musical Theatre’s The Great American Trailer Park...

  • ‘The Most Happy Fella’: Let’s Take It Outside: The Expansive Musical World of ‘The Most Happy Fella’ Which Opens at The Arlington Players on Friday, 4/4 David Rohde

    Guest Author 2014-03-28

    Let’s Take It Outside: The Expansive Musical World of ‘The Most Happy Fella’ by David Rohde You can set a musical just about anywhere, and Frank Loesser certainly did that. In Guys and Dolls, Nathan...

  • ‘Anne of Green Gables’ at Aldersgate Church Community Theater

    Alyssa Denton 2014-03-22

    When conquering such a beloved classic as Anne of Green Gables one really needs to step up to the plate. In the confined, intimate church atmosphere of Aldersgate Church’s Community Theater’s troupe...

  • ‘You Can’t Take it With You’ at Laurel Mill Playhouse

    Amanda Gunther 2014-03-22

    What’s new in the world of plays, snakes, ballet, and fireworks? You’ll have to head over to the Laurel Mill Playhouse and see their production of You Can’t Take it With You to find out! Directed by...

  • Aldersgate Church Community Theatre Presents ‘Anne of Green Gables’ Tomorrow-March 21-April 6th

    Guest Author 2014-03-20

    ACCT is thrilled to present the Alexandria, VA premiere of the family-friendly classic, Anne of Green Gables, March 21st to April 6th Relive all of the memorable events and characters from the...

  • Monstrous Comments From The Cast of The Alliance Theatre’s ‘Young Frankenstein’

    Joel Markowitz 2014-03-19

    The Alliance Theatre presents Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein, which opens this weekend. Here, cast members chime in about why they love playing these kooky characters. ____ Annie Ermlick (Inga) I play...

  • ‘The House of Blue Leaves’ at Providence Players of Fairfax

    Jenny Sutton 2014-03-16

    Well directed by Michael P. Donahue and performed by a super cast, Providence Players of Fairfax presents John Guare’s wacky, fast-paced black comedy The House of Blue Leaves. The play is sent in 1965...

  • ‘4 By Chekhov’ at Fells Point Corner Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-03-11

    People all too often associate Chekhov with dreary, serious, and emotionally draining. But there is a much lighter and comic side— even if the comedy is in a dark vein— to the great Russian...

  • ‘Night Mother’ at Rockville Little Theatre

    Diane Jackson Schnoor 2014-03-10

    Spring may be calling you outside to bike and run and savor the sunshine, but do yourself a favor…spend ninety minutes with the Rockville Little Theatre’s production of ‘Night Mother before you do....

  • ‘Oliver’ at Silhouette Stages

    Amanda Gunther 2014-03-10

    Consider yourself a part of the theatrical family if you find yourself headed out to Silhouette Stages to see their latest musical production, Oliver! With Music, Lyrics, and Book written by Lionel...

  • ‘Proof’ at The Little Theatre of Alexandria

    Maria Kuhns 2014-03-10

    The powerful The Little Theatre of Alexandria’s production of Proof takes us into the complex world of mathematics and mental illness, where the combinations are alarmingly similar in the way that the...

  • ‘Blithe Spirit’ at Prince William Little Theatre

    Annie Bradley Ermlick 2014-03-10

    Lift your spirits with Prince William Little Theatre’s (PWLT) production of Noel Coward’s comedic play, Blithe Spirit. Taking place in the 1940s at the stunning British home of Charles (Matthew...

  • ‘Xanadu’ at Reston Community Players

    Julia Amis 2014-03-10

    Reston Community Players presents Xanadu, a silly, decadent treat written by Douglas Carter Beane, with music and lyrics by Jeff Lynne and John Farrar. Joshua Redford directs this hilarious production...

  • Here are the Winners of the 14th Annual WATCH AWARDS Awards

    Joel Markowitz 2014-03-09

    Announcement of Winners 14th Annual Washington Area Theatre Community Honors THE WATCH AWARDS Award Ceremony Sunday, March 9, 2014 – 7:00 pm at The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA And now for the Winners...

  • ‘Dark Passages’ at Bowie Community Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-03-06

    We all have shadows, secrets that we don’t want to admit to others. And when those shadows creep through darkened windows into the unsuspecting lives of those around us things can get dark and...

  • Melissa Jo York-Tilley Interviews Cast Members of Prince William Little Theatre’s ‘Blithe Spirit’

    Guest Author 2014-03-05

    Looking for something to lift your spirits after this interminable winter? Take a comedic trip with Prince William Little Theatre back to the early 1940’s to a charming English country home for a cup...

  • ‘Xanadu’ Brings Sunny Charm to Reston, Opening March 7th By Diane Jackson Schnoor

    Diane Jackson Schnoor 2014-03-03

    Sick of the never-ending winter? Find your leg warmers, grab your roller skates, and travel back in time with the Reston Players to sunny California in the 1980s for their upcoming production of the...

  • ‘Next Fall’ at Port City Playhouse by Carl Nubile

    Carl Nubile 2014-03-01

    You can’t get more intimate theater than at Port City Playhouse with their production of Next Fall. The very personal story of a tragic relationship is brought to life up close and personal and uses...

  • It’s Magic! Meet the Cast of Reston Community Players’ ‘Xanadu’ Part 1: Richard Durkin, Evie Korovesis, and Russell Silber by Diane Jackson Schnoor

    Diane Jackson Schnoor 2014-02-26

    Xanadu Opens March 7th Reston Players’ Light-Hearted Cure for the Winter Blues Sick of the never-ending winter? Find your leg warmers, grab your roller skates, and travel back in time with the Reston...

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