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  • ‘Measure for Measure’ at The Baltimore Shakespeare Factory

    Michael Poandl 2014-08-03

    As one of Shakespeare’s “problem plays” which is neither comedy nor tragedy, Measure for Measure is populated by morally ambiguous characters and includes a story that ends well… for some? Measure for...

  • ‘The Tempest’ at Annapolis Shakespeare Company

    Ramona Harper 2014-08-03

    In William Shakespeare’s The Tempest, the richness, the grace and the grandeur of the English language itself entertain in a way that only the Bard can. Annapolis Shakespeare Company’s superb...

  • ‘Monty Python’s Spamalot’ at Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre

    Ron Heneghan 2014-08-02

    A Silly and Satisfying “Spamalot” in Annapolis It was perfect weather on opening night for the outdoor Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre‘s Monty Python’s Spamalot. Now in its 49th year, ASGT finishes...

  • Curley Taylor and Zydeco Trouble at Bethesda Blues and Jazz Supper Club

    Bev Fleisher 2014-08-02

    FRESH was the defining feeling at Zydeco Trouble’s dance party at Bethesda Blues and Jazz Supper Club. Lead by Curley Taylor, the five-piece band consistently delivered a straight up zydeco beat that...

  • ‘The Nerd’ at Parlor Room Theater

    Anne Vandercook 2014-08-01

    Larry Shue’s The Nerd opened in Milwaukie Wisconsin in April of 1981, eventually climbing to the peak of dramatic success premiering on Broadway in 1987 with a reputable 441 show run. This sitcom...

  • Arts Collective at HCC Announces its 2014-2015 Season by Susan G. Kramer

    Guest Author 2014-08-01

    ARTS COLLECTIVE at HCC’s 20th Season Announcement, Including Up-Coming Auditions AC’s 20TH SEASON: 2014 – 2015 Tickets are on sale beginning September 1, 2014 (Columbia, Maryland) Howard Community...

  • ‘The Secret Garden’ and ‘West Side Story + Roméo et Juliette’ Highlight Young Artists of America’s 2014-2015 ‘British Invasion’ Season by Rolando Sanz

    Guest Author 2014-07-31

    Last season was a dream for us at YAA! We opened the season with a gala performance of SHOW BOAT in Concert at the Bethesda Blues and Jazz Supper Club in November 2013. Over 90 students were joined...

  • The APL Drama Club Presents ’12 Angry Men’ August 8-17, 2014 at Parson’s Hall in Laurel, MD by Lynn Reggia

    Guest Author 2014-07-30

    The APL Drama Club is rather unique. The non-profit theater group based in Laurel, Maryland is affiliated with the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab and is composed primarily of rocket...

  • ‘Sincerely, Me!’ at ArtCentric

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-28

    This is all the music that your grandma ever prayed to. This is all the music that your mama ever cooked to. This is all the music that your aunt ever sang karaoke to. And this is all the music that...

  • ‘Into the Woods’ at Purple Light Theatre Company

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-27

    Be careful what you wish for! Or you might just find yourself tumbling into a fairytale at the Purple Light Theatre Company. Of course, all fairytales have happy endings, don’t they? Or perhaps an...

  • ‘Little Red Riding Hood & the 3 Little Pigs’ at The Puppet Co.

    Julia Amis 2014-07-25

    The Puppet Co. presents Little Red Riding Hood & the 3 Little Pigs, a melding of two beloved childhood stories told through the viewpoint of their shared villain—The Big Bad Wolf. The full brunt of...

  • ‘The Veil’ at Quotidian Theatre Company

    Cyle Durkee 2014-07-22

    Conor McPherson’s play The Veil is a play set in an Irish mansion in the country in 1822. It’s story takes us through two weeks of time seeing hopes being sprung, dashed and meekly born again....

  • ‘The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife’ at Cockpit in Court

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-22

    An afternoon or evening of obfuscation and intellectual calisthenics with a little bit of adult humor and a lot of good life lessons stirred in gets you the final offering in the upstairs cabaret...

  • The One-Act Play Festival at The Montgomery Playhouse

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-22

    The things some theatres come up with to while away the hours of summertime until full seasons begin. The Montgomery Playhouse has come up with a most clever and entertaining format of entertainment...

  • ‘Cavalleria Rusticana’ and ‘I Pagliacci’ at Maryland Lyric Opera

    Maria Kuhns 2014-07-21

    Maryland Lyric Opera presents its debut season at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at the University of Maryland, College Park with the stunning and beautiful production of Cavalleria...

  • ‘The Tempest’ at Olney Theatre Center

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-20

    How beauteous mankind is! Particularly the beauty found in those willing to brave the natural tempest of Maryland’s summer weather at Olney Theatre Center this summer season. A fantastical stormy...

  • ‘Dani Girl’ at Unexpected Stage Company

    Bev Fleisher 2014-07-20

    Dani Girl is a gem worthy of placement at the highest point in a royal’s crown. Go see it before it closes its brief run on August 10th! Every member of this musical’s cast and creative team deserves...

  • ‘Into the Woods’ at Wildwood Summer Theatre

    Jessica Vaughan 2014-07-20

    Wildwood Summer Theatre conquers Sondheim for their 49th annual summer season with Into the Woods. Wildwood is a youth-run summer theatre; everyone from the chair of the board to the set designer is...

  • The 2014 Ruby Griffith Award Winners Announced

    Joel M. 2014-07-20

    Last Sunday, July 13, 2014, The 2014 Ruby Griffith Award winners were announced at a ceremony at Bretton Woods Recreation Center in Germantown, MD. The awards honor the best productions in Community...

  • ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ at Baltimore Shakespeare Factory

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-19

    Tis indeed summer and that to the world of the Bard means Much Ado About Nothing. And the Baltimore Shakespeare Factory is no exception to that rule as they mount their first in-the-round production...

  • Wildwood Summer Theatre Presents ‘Into the Woods’ Tonight Through July 26th by Kristina Moyer

    Guest Author 2014-07-18

    From Brigadoon to Chicago to Pippin, Wildwood Summer Theatre has spent many summers producing a variety of musicals in the D.C. metro area. But what makes this summer special is that Wildwood Summer...

  • ‘Marquis de Sade’ at Baltimore Annex Theater

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-18

    My Lords and Ladies of Baltimore: You are most cordially invited by Director Coulmier, and his wife Lady Coulmier, to attend a fine performance presented at the Asylum of Charenton (The Baltimore...

  • ‘I Do! I Do!’ at Infinity Theatre Company

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-18

    Marriage is a very good thing, though it is far from easy. Rounding out their fifth season in Annapolis, the Infinity Theatre Company presents a timeless musical classic with a bit of a revamped twist...

  • ‘You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown’ at Liberty Showcase Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-18

    It’s suppertime! And the Liberty Showcase Theatre is serving up a scrumptious dish of musical theatre this summer with their production of the original You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Directed by...

  • ‘The Music Man’ at Rockville Musical Theatre

    Vanessa Terzaghi 2014-07-12

    Can music really save your mortal soul? Could the right mixture of song and human kindness reform a career swindler? These questions emerge in Meredith Wilson and Franklin Lacey’s The Music Man. This...

  • ‘Sex Please We’re Sixty’ at Bowie Community Theatre

    Maria Kuhns 2014-07-12

    Bowie Community Theatre’s production of Sex Please We’re Sixty, is an American farce of charming, vivacious, and funny explorations into the libidos and trysts of men and women over a certain age who...

  • ‘Les Misérables’ at Montgomery College Summer Dinner Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-12

    One show more! Another theatre another production of the epic musical Les Misérables. It is the summer of revolution and no theatre wishes to be left behind in this magnificent pursuit of the musical...

  • ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ at Toby’s Dinner Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-11

    Thar she blows! Land-ho! Those singing, dancing, prancing pirates have cast their ship upon the great shores of Columbia and weighed anchor at Toby’s the Dinner Theatre of Columbia for the summer!...

  • ‘God of Carnage’ at The Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-07

    Behaving well gets you nowhere. Courtesy is a waste of time. In the end we’re all like children, bashing each other’s teeth in with sticks to settle our differences. Or that’s what Yasmina Reza would...

  • Top Scene Stealers of the Week-Week Ending 7/5/14

    Joel Markowitz 2014-07-06

    Here are our Top Scene Stealers for the week ending July 5, 2014. Congrats to all our honorees! ______ (1) Mary Ellen Cameron Singing “I Dreamed a Dream’ at Les Misérables at Way Off Broadway Dinner...

  • ‘Verdict’ at Thunderous Productions

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-06

    Agatha Christie. The name immediately draws to mind thrilling murder mysteries of the ‘who-dunnit’ era of the utmost suspenseful caliber. Thunderous Productions in the black box theatrical space at...

  • Finding Their Purpose: Meet the Cast of Olney Theatre Center’s ‘Avenue Q’: Part 3: Evan Casey

    Joel Markowitz 2014-07-06

    This is the 3rd part of a series of interviews with the cast of Olney Theatre Center’s Avenue Q. In Part 3: Meet Evan Casey. Joel: Where have local theatregoers seen you perform this year? Evan: I was...

  • A Report on ‘Les Misérables’ at Howard County Summer Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-04

    The question of ,‘Do you hear the people sing?’ is being heard all throughout the Baltimore and Washington area this summer as Les Misérables makes its way across the professional and community...

  • Meet the Cast of Unexpected Stage Company’s ‘Dani Girl’: Caroline Wolfson, Joshua Simon, Maggie Robertson, and Zach Brewster-Geisz

    Joel Markowitz 2014-07-03

    Meet the cast of Unexpected Stage Company’s Dani Girl. _______ Caroline Wolfson (Dani) Joel: Where did you get your training and where have local theatregoers seen you perform? Caroline: I’m a...

  • Pinkalicious-The Musical at Adventure Theatre MTC

    Julia Amis 2014-07-02

    Adventure Theatre MTC presents Pinkalicious-The Musical, based on the book by Victoria and Elizabeth Kann and with lyrics by John Gregor. Carl Menninger directs this colorful production. Scenic...

  • ‘Les Misérables’ at Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-01

    There, out in the darkness, a fugitive running— and he has ran his way all the way up to Frederick, MD landing with his epic tale at the Way Off-Broadway Dinner Theatre. The musical epic that is...

  • ‘Nibbles and Sips’: Freak Show Without a Tent, Dino’s Grotto Opens, Erin Dickins Spices Up Her Repertoire, Mio Brings Puerto Rico to DC

    Jordan Wright 2014-07-01

    Freak Show Without a Tent, Dino’s Grotto Opens, Erin Dickins Spices Up Her Repertoire, Mio Brings Puerto Rico to DC On DC-Based Food Writer Nevin Martell’s Latest Book Partiality Alert Based on...

  • Meet the Cast of Annapolis Shakespeare Company’s ‘The Schemings of Scapin’: Part 1: Jackie Madejski, Lauren Turchin Fox, Michael Windsor, and Zachary Roberts

    Amanda Gunther 2014-06-30

    In Part 1 of 3 sets of interviews with the zany cast of Annapolis Shakespeare Company’s The Schemings of Scapin, meet Jackie Madejski, Lauren Turchin Fox, Michael Windsor, and Zachary Roberts. “Bodies...

  • ‘The BFG’ at Imagination Stage

    Julia Amis 2014-06-30

    Imagination Stage presents The BFG (The Big Friendly Giant), based on the book by Roald Dahl, adapted for the stage by David Wood, and directed by Kathryn Chase Bryer and Eric J. Van Wyk. Before you...

  • ‘Shout! The Mod Musical’ at Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-06-30

    Now wai-a-ait a minute! You know Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre is going to make you want to shout! Kick your heels up and shout! Throw your hands back and shout! With their groovy new musical midway...

  • Top Scene Stealers of the Week-Week Ending 6/28/14

    Joel Markowitz 2014-06-29

    Here are our Top Scene Stealers for the week ending June 28, 2014. Congrats to all our honorees! ______ Nick Cordileone and Ben Lipitz Singing “Hakuna Matata” in The Lion King at The Kennedy Center...

  • ‘Love is a Battlefield’ at Flying V

    Michael Poandl 2014-06-29

    Pat Benatar never could have seen this coming. That her signature hit from yesteryear, “Love is a Battlefield” would be utilized so forcefully and literally in Flying V Theatre’s wonderful devised...

  • ‘Good People’ at Silver Spring Stage

    Amanda Gunther 2014-06-28

    Silver Spring Stage closes their 46th season with a riveting production of David Lindsay-Abaire’s Good People. This captivating dramadey about life struggles from rock bottom is both humorous and...

  • ‘The Reel Deal’ Watch Kyle Osborne’s Video Movie Review of ‘Transformers: Age of Extinction’

    Kyle Osborne 2014-06-27

    Kyle Osborne reviews Transformers: Age of Extinction. Here are showtimes for Transformers: Age of Extinction in the DC area. LINKS Kyle Osborne’s Video Movie Review of Jersey Boys. Kyle Osborne’s...

  • AFI Docs’ Andrea Passafiume Wraps Up This Year’s Festival

    Teresa McCormick Ertel 2014-06-26

    AFI Docs, held annually in Silver Spring, MD and downtown DC, is regarded as the nation’s premier film festival for documentaries. Programmer Andrea Passafiume talks about highlights and standouts...

  • Opening This Friday at Silver Spring Stage: ‘Good People’: It’s a Complicated Concept by Lennie Magida

    Guest Author 2014-06-25

    When a playwright calls his play Good People, we can assume that the characters will be…you know…good people. Can’t we? In David Lindsay-Abaire’s Good People, opening this Friday at Silver Spring...

  • Finding Their Purpose: Meet the Cast of Olney Theatre Center’s ‘Avenue Q’: Part 2: Stephen Gregory Smith

    Joel Markowitz 2014-06-24

    This is the 2nd part of a series of interviews with the cast of Olney Theatre Center’s Avenue Q. In Part 2: Meet Stephen Gregory Smith. Where have local theatregoers seen you perform this year? I was...

  • ’84, Charing Cross Road’ at Off the Quill

    Brennan Jones 2014-06-23

    In James Roose-Evan’s stage adaptation of Helene Hanff’s classic memoir, 84, Charing Cross Road, Off The Quill tackles something quite different from their usual M.O. A self-labeled “collaborative”...

  • An Extraordinary Cast of ‘Ordinary Days’ at Round House Theatre: Meet Erin Weaver

    Joel Markowitz 2014-06-23

    Here is the second interview with the extraordinary cast of Round House Theatre’s Ordinary Days. In Part 3: Meet Erin Weaver. Joel: Where have local theatregoers seen you perform this year? Erin: I...

  • An Extraordinary Cast of ‘Ordinary Days’ at Round House Theatre: Meet Janine DiVita

    Joel Markowitz 2014-06-23

    Here is the second interview with the extraordinary cast of Round House Theatre’s Ordinary Days. In Part 2: Meet Janine DiVita. Joel: Where have local theatregoers seen you perform this year? Janine:...

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