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  • ‘Snake Oil, Holy Water and Sweet Tea’ at Gallery O

    Lucrezia Blozia 2014-04-10

    It may have been chilly temperature-wise in the courtyard next to Gallery O on H St., N.E. last Saturday evening but the performers kept the evening hot, hot, hot. Snake Oil, Holy Water and Sweet Tea...

  • Nibbles And Sips Around Town: Brunch Before the Matinee: City Tap House, The Partisan, Malmaison, Jaleo Brunch, Peach Brandy at Mount Vernon

    Jordan Wright 2014-04-09

    City Tap House, The Partisan, Malmaison, Jaleo Brunch, Peach Brandy at Mount Vernon Brunch Before the Matinee On an unseasonably warm Sunday we tried out the new brunch menu at Jaleo. We chose the...

  • ‘Tigers, Tarot and the Process of Storytelling’ at banished? Productions This Friday @7:30 PM & 9:15 PM /Buy 1 Get One Free Offer

    Guest Author 2014-04-09

    “We wanted to blur the lines a little between performance and reality,” said lead devisor, Rachel Hynes, “and everybody likes a good mystery.” If you attend banished? productions latest work, TYGER,...

  • Bhangra Blowout XXI at The George Washington University’s Lisner Auditorium

    Bev Fleisher 2014-04-08

    Lisner Auditorium was filled with movement, color, dazzle and (ear-splitting) sound during Saturday night’s 21st annual Bhangra Blowout. Eight colleges vied for championship of Bhangra Blowout XXI....

  • Fiasco Theater’s ‘The Two Gentlemen of Verona’ and ‘Cymbeline’ at Folger Theatre-Part 1: Director Ben Steinfeld

    Joel Markowitz 2014-04-08

    In Part 1 of “A Look at Fiasco Theater‘s “The Two Gentlemen of Verona” and “Cymbeline’ at Folger Theatre”-meet Director Ben Steinfeld. Joel: Why is the Folger’s performing space a perfect fit for...

  • We Are Giving Away 2 Pairs of Tickets to Washington Ballet’s Peter Pan-Choose 4/18, 4/19, or 4/20;Enter by Thursday at Noon

    Joel M. 2014-04-08

    WE HAVE 2 PAIRS OF TICKETS TO GIVE AWAY TO THE WASHINGTON BALLET’S PRODUCTION OF SEPTIME WEBRE’S PETER PAN CHOOSE FROM THESE THREE PERFORMANCES: Friday, April 18 at 7:30 pm, Saturday, April 19 at 1:30...

  • Who Is the 2014 Monologue Madness Champion and Who Made The Final Four?

    Joel M. 2014-04-07

    HERE ARE THE 2014 Final Four! Kelly Marie McKenna Monologue Madness 2014 Champion ______ Kashayna Johnson Monologue Madness 2014 Runner-Up Tim Torre Monologue Madness 2014 Final Four Ryan F. Johnson...

  • ‘Camp David’ at Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater

    John Stoltenberg 2014-04-06

    The real President Jimmy Carter attended the premiere of Camp David—the engrossing new play by Lawrence Wright in which he is the central character—and offered up this mini-review of it in an...

  • ‘Mark Twain Tonight!’ at The National Theatre

    Francine Schwartz 2014-04-06

    Let’s be honest-this performance is legendary and Hal Holbrook’s performance as Twain is one for the ages! What an honor it was to be in his presence. And for two hours he had me and the audience in...

  • ‘Violet’ at The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts

    John Stoltenberg 2014-04-04

    Since mid-January an intrepid troupe of musical-theater students has been rehearsing the sweet and soulful show Violet at The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts under the able direction of Deb...

  • An Interview with John Collins-The Director of ‘Arguendo’ at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-04

    “How does one draw a line between Salome and the Kitty Kat Lounge?” A quote from Justice Antonin Scalia made famous during the Supreme Court case of Barnes vs. Glen Theatre. Exploring the case, where...

  • ‘Arguendo’ at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-04

    Can conduct communicate? In what instances do practices of non-speech— such as music, money, or dancing— become speech in the sense that they are then protected by the Constitution under the first...

  • Magic Time! ‘Arguendo’ at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company by John Stoltenberg

    John Stoltenberg 2014-04-03

    Watching Arguendo—an actual Supreme Court transcript staged cheekily for chuckles by Elevator Repair Service, the New York–based troupe specializing in literary vérité—is like watching a 70-minute...

  • New York City Ballet’s ‘Jewels’ at The Kennedy Center

    Carolyn Kelemen 2014-04-02

    NYCB shows its ballet gems at the Kennedy Center Be still my heart. The New York City Ballet is back at the Kennedy Center, and best of all, dancing Jewels, George Balanchine’s full-length classic...

  • No Shrinking Violet: The Theatre Lab Tackles Poignant Musical with Diverse Cast

    Guest Author 2014-04-02

    The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts, Washington’s largest theatre school, is known for challenging students with very ambitious classes, some of which culminate in major performance...

  • We Are Giving Away 4 Pairs of Tickets for Each Performance of “Take The Stage’s ‘Acting Out! Revue at The JCC in Rockville For This Friday-Sunday And 1/2 Price Discount Code

    Joel M. 2014-04-02

    We Are Giving Away 4 Pairs of Tickets for Each Performance “Take The Stage’s ‘Acting Out!’ Musical Revue at The JCC in Rockville This Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 4-6th – in the Kreeger Theater...

  • World Stages: International Theater Festival – The Five Star Weekend Wrap in Review: ‘Fallujah’ and ‘The Adventures of Robin Hood’ at The Kennedy Center

    Sydney-Chanele Dawkins 2014-04-02

    The World Stages: International Theater Festival took center stage at The Kennedy Center, March 10-30, 2014 bringing together some of today’s most exciting theatrical visionaries presenting an...

  • ‘Brief Encounter’ at Shakespeare Theatre Company

    Terry Byrne 2014-03-31

    Venerable plays get made into acclaimed movies (August: Osage County of recent note), and some movies translate successfully to the stage. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is that famous amalgam of film,...

  • World Stages: International Theater Festival-‘Les Souffleurs Commandos Poetiques’ at the Kennedy Center

    Sydney-Chanele Dawkins 2014-03-31

    The World Stages: International Theater Festival took the center stage at The Kennedy Center, March 10-30, 2014 bringing together some of today’s most exciting theatrical visionaries presenting an...

  • World Stages: International Theater Festival ‘Solomon and Marion’ at The Kennedy Center

    Sydney-Chanele Dawkins 2014-03-30

    The World Stages: International Theater Festival takes the center stage at The Kennedy Center, March 10-30, 2014 bringing together some of today’s most exciting theatrical visionaries presenting an...

  • World Stages: International Theater Festival- The National Theatre of China’s ‘Green Snake’ at The Kennedy Center

    Sydney-Chanele Dawkins 2014-03-30

    The World Stages: International Theater Festival takes the center stage at The Kennedy Center, March 10-30, 2014 bringing together some of today’s most exciting theatrical visionaries presenting an...

  • ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ at Ford’s Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-03-29

    Exhilarating— adj. “making one feel very happy, animated, or elated; thrilling.” E-X-H-I-L-A-R-A-T-I-N-G. Exhilarating; the perfect word used to describe your mood once you’ve attended the Ford’s...

  • LiveArtDC Holds its First Annual ‘LiveArt in a Day’ on Saturday, April 5th by James Radack

    Guest Author 2014-03-29

    5 Plays + 3 Bands + 1 Great Cause = 1 Amazing Night of DC Talent and Stories What do you get when you bring together five local playwrights, five local directors and 25 local actors?…LiveArt in a Day!...

  • ‘Inherit the Wind’ at American University

    Flora Scott 2014-03-29

    A great play is sweet solace, and there’s a relief in knowing that all the love and hard work you’ve just witnessed culminated into a success. American University’s production of Inherit the Wind, the...

  • World Stages: International Theater Festival: ‘The Adventures of Robin Hood’ at The Kennedy Center’s Family Theater

    Diane Jackson Schnoor 2014-03-29

    The Adventures of Robin Hood Offers Cheeky, Intelligent Fun How much fun can you have with a stage full of cardboard boxes, a shopping cart, bags of crisps, a reinvented legend, and two incredibly...

  • ‘The Cradle Will Rock’ at The George Washington University

    Leslie Weisman 2014-03-28

    “The Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre entrance temporarily closed for emergency work until Monday, March 31.” For anyone familiar with the legendary lockout that threatened to strand several hundred eager...

  • Arena Stage Hosts Third DC Job Fair Tomorrow From 10 am-2 pm

    Joel Markowitz 2014-03-27

    Arena Stage is hosting their Third DC Job Fair Tomorrow from 10 am to 2 PM. Get there really early because the event has drawn almost 3,500 job seekers its first two years. Representatives from these...

  • Here’s the Winners of 2 Pairs of Tickets to ‘Loveland’ at Arena Stage & $20 Discount Ticket Offer

    Joel Markowitz 2014-03-27

    Here are the winners of the two pairs of tickets to LOVELAND WINNERS: JIM CRUTCHFIELD AND DORIA KAPLAN ___ NOW PLAYING AT ARENA STAGE THROUGH APRIL 13TH. __ AND WE ARE OFFERING $20 TICKETS!! Running...

  • World Stages: International Theater Festival: Nalaga’at Theater Deaf-Blind Acting Ensemble: ‘Not by Bread Alone’

    Sydney-Chanele Dawkins 2014-03-26

    The World Stages: International Theater Festival takes the center stage at The Kennedy Center, March 10-30, 2014 bringing together some of today’s most exciting theatrical visionaries presenting an...

  • SeeNoSun OnStage Presents ‘Killer Joe’ June 5-29th at DCAC

    Guest Author 2014-03-26

    Killer Joe is the first play written by the Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning author of August: Osage County, Tracy Letts. The play is a southern gothic black comedy that derives humor from the...

  • ‘The Admission’ at Theater J by John Stoltenberg

    John Stoltenberg 2014-03-26

    As many who follow local theater news know, Theater J’s production of The Admission has been preceded by an offstage drama—a who’s-right/who’s-wrong argument, a...

  • We Are Giving Away 5 Pairs of Tickets to Opening Night of ‘Sister Ignatius Explains it All For You’ & ‘The Actor’s Nightmare’ at Chevy Chase Players on Friday, April 4th at 7:30 PM

    Joel Markowitz 2014-03-26

    WE ARE GIVING AWAY 5 PAIRS OF FREE TICKETS TO OPENING NIGHT-FRIDAY, APRIL 4TH AT 7:30 PM THE CHEVY CHASE PLAYERS‘ by Christopher Durang Directed by Peter Chewning Performance Dates: Fridays and...

  • Behind the Scenes at Molotov’s “Normal”: Part 5: Want More? See the Movie “M” on April 3RD by Alex Zavistovich

    Guest Author 2014-03-26

    With four shows left in Molotov Theatre Group’s Helen Hayes Awards Recommended© production of Normal you can also learn more about Germany’s nefarious Dusseldorf Ripper in a screening of Fritz Lang’s...

  • World Stages: International Theater Festival: Nalaga’at Theater Deaf-Blind Acting Ensemble: ‘Not by Bread Alone’

    Yvonne French 2014-03-26

    The delicious aroma of bread fills the Terrace Theater at The Kennedy Center World Stage Festival as a talented ensemble of deaf-blind actors from Israel bakes bread and dishes up ten short sketches....

  • The Energy and Commitment of the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC

    David Friscic 2014-03-25

    I was very pleased to attend the recent musical offering of the esteemed Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC, (GMCW), Von Trapped, which was presented on March 14-16, 2014 at The George Washington...

  • ‘D.C. Stands for the Troops’ Benefit Concert at Lisner Auditorium

    Marlene Hall 2014-03-24

    Saturday night at George Washington University’s Lisner Auditorium was the inaugural Stand for the Troops’ Rescue Coalition Benefit Concert with the George Washington University Office of Military and...

  • ‘The Elixir of Love’ (L’elisir D’amore) at Washington National Opera

    Jessica Vaughan 2014-03-23

    Washington National Opera harvests the laughs with its production of The Elixir of Love (L’elisir D’amore). After a risk-taking season of world premieres and new American works like The Lion, The...

  • ‘Morning, Miranda’ at Doorway Arts Ensemble

    Andrew L. Baughman 2014-03-23

    When life’s daily routine is interrupted by the death of an estranged parent or relative, it’s like being forced to acknowledge the scattered pieces of an abandoned puzzle. Tucked away letters from...

  • World Stages: International Theatre Festival- ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ at The Kennedy Center

    Sydney-Chanele Dawkins 2014-03-23

    The World Stages: International Theater Festival takes the center stage at The Kennedy Center, March 10-30, 2014 bringing together some of today’s most exciting theatrical visionaries presenting an...

  • ‘Don Giovanni’ at The Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University

    Julia Scherer-Hoock 2014-03-22

    Mozart is said to be especially good for younger singers and I myself have heard more than one teacher cite his music as a great teaching tool. A few of Mozart’s operas, such as Die Zauberflöte and Le...

  • ‘Loveland’ at Arena Stage

    Christina Marie Frank 2014-03-22

    Loveland, Ann Randolph‘s self-written work playing at Arena stage follows character Frannie Potts’ journey from California to her home town of Loveland, Ohio. This one-woman show is set on plane with...

  • ‘Emptying the Skies’ at the Environmental Film Festival

    Terry Byrne 2014-03-21

    The 22nd annual Environmental Film Festival in the nation’s capital might cynically be described as the herding of backpack-wearing “woolly hippies” by greenback-seeking scientists and lobbyists. But...

  • World Stages: International Theater Festival ‘Savannah Bay’ at The Kennedy Center

    Sydney-Chanele Dawkins 2014-03-20

    The World Stages: International Theater Festival takes the center stage at The Kennedy Center, March 10-30, 2014 bringing together some of today’s most exciting theatrical visionaries presenting an...

  • Magic Time! ‘Hair’ at The Keegan Theatre

    John Stoltenberg 2014-03-20

    When I saw the original Broadway production of Hair in the late sixties, my hair was shoulder length, and the slogan “Make love not war!” referred to pacifism pre-9/11 and fluid exchange pre-AIDs....

  • Behind the Scenes at Molotov’s “Normal”: Part 4: The Sounds of Horror: The Music of ‘Normal’ By Gregory Thomas Woolford Martin

    Guest Author 2014-03-20

    Many audience members are not aware of how significant music can be in the experience of horror. Imagine, for instance, Jaws or Psycho without their iconic musical scores. This is particularly true...

  • ‘Hair’ at The Keegan Theatre

    Derek Mong 2014-03-19

    “Psychedelic!” might be the only word that appropriately describes the electrifying rock musical Hair rocking The Keegan Theatre last night. With brilliant direction by Susan Marie Rhea and Mark A....

  • World Stages: International Theatre Festival – ‘La Muerte y La Doncella’ at The Kennedy Center

    Sydney-Chanele Dawkins 2014-03-18

    The World Stages: International Theater Festival takes the center stage at The Kennedy Center, March 10-30, 2014 bringing together some of today’s most exciting theatrical visionaries presenting an...

  • Special 30% Discount for ‘Henry IV Part 1’ and ‘Henry IV Part 2’ at Shakespeare Theatre Company

    Joel M. 2014-03-18

    Here’s a special offer from Shakespeare Theatre Company for DCMTA Readers:Two of Shakespeare’s most popular works, Henry IV, Parts 1 and 2 contain some of the playwright’s most enduring and endearing...

  • ‘Happily Ever After’ at Ambassador Theater

    Eliza Anna Falk 2014-03-17

    Cristina Colmena’s Happily Ever After is no fairytale! If you are in a mood for a spicy dark comedy about love’s tribulations, leave your children with a nanny and head to the Mead Theatre at Flash...

  • Behind the Scenes at Molotov’s “Normal”: Part 3: Elizabeth Darby: ‘On Being in Love with a Monster’

    Guest Author 2014-03-17

    In Scene Nine of Normal Wehner asks the audience, “Do we bear monsters? Or do we create them?” The plot provides easy support for those on the “nurture” end of the “nature vs. nurture” argument; it...

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