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  • Review: ‘Madagascar—A Musical Adventure’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2017-12-10

    Chalk up one more cartoon feature making a dash for freedom under the footlights. Madagascar—A Musical Adventure is now filling the intimate Red Branch Theatre with a veritable Noah’s Ark of singing,...

  • Review: ‘Bridges of Madison County’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2017-09-23

    The Bridges of Madison County turns out to be an ideal musical for an ambitious youth theater looking to build bridges to a wider audience of grown-up fans. A sensitive, artfully realized production...

  • Review: ‘Lysistrata Jones’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2017-08-05

    Red Branch Theatre Company continues to amaze with its 2017 season premiere of the perky and impertinent Lysistrata Jones. Thanks to savvy staging and choreography, this short-lived 2011 Broadway...

  • Review: ‘Mad Libs Live!’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2017-03-18

    Mad Libs Live! sounds like a political gathering many would want to avoid. But happily it turns out to be a (Fill-in-the-Blank) musical providing peppy songs, millennial-rich humor, and random...

  • Review: ‘The Happy Elf’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2016-12-10

    Red Branch Theatre in Columbia has an early present for young audiences this season. On opening night of Harry Connick Jr.’s The Happy Elf, many of those in the next generation of theater-lovers came...

  • Review: ‘Evil Dead The Musical’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2016-10-08

    Evil Dead: The Musical is ideal for those theatergoers who always found The Rocky Horror Show just too darned serious. No need to give this show a big hand — it already has one as a recurring...

  • Review: ‘Sister Act’ at Toby’s The Dinner Theatre of Columbia

    John Harding 2016-09-17

    Nuns are more fun in the round. That’s a catechism we learned at Toby’s Dinner Theatre via Nunsense and other shows so many times it became an article of faith. Now Toby’s is up to its wimples in old...

  • Arts Collective@HCC Holds Auditions for 2016-2017 Improv Group (WIG) Season on 6/23&24 From 6:30-9:30 PM

    Guest Author 2016-06-10

    Howard Community College’s Arts Collective (AC) announces open auditions for “What Improv Group?!” / W.I.G.’s 2016-2017 Season, under the direction of S.G. Kramer & Daniel Johnston, on June 23rd and...

  • Review: ‘Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2016-04-10

    Red Branch Theatre Company has dubbed its new season “Paint It Red” with an eye toward the blood and mayhem in its selected slate of musicals. Up and running now is Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of...

  • HCC’s “W.I.G.nition: Actors and Writers Fire It Up” on Friday, April 8th at 8:00pm

    Guest Author 2016-03-29

    Howard Community College’s Arts Collective’s “What Improv Group?!?!” (W.I.G.) partners with HCC’s Creative Writers and HoCoPoLitSo for an intense, innovative celebration of language and imagination...

  • Tonight 2/5@8pm: HCC’s Arts Collective Improv Group (W.I.G.) Presents a One-Night-Only Improv Show ‘A Valentine Fit for Queens’

    Guest Author 2016-02-04

    HCC’s Arts Collective Improv Group (W.I.G.) Presents a One-Night-Only Improv Show “A Valentine Fit for Queens” on Friday, February 5, 2016 Howard Community College’s (HCC) Arts Collective continues...

  • HCC’s Arts Collective Improv Group (W.I.G.) Presents a One-Night-Only Improv Show ‘A Valentine Fit for Queens’ on Friday, February 5, 2016

    Guest Author 2016-01-31

    HCC’s Arts Collective Improv Group (W.I.G.) Presents a One-Night-Only Improv Show “A Valentine Fit for Queens” on Friday, February 5, 2016 Howard Community College’s (HCC) Arts Collective continues...

  • ‘Peter Rabbit’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2015-12-12

    The world premiere of the new musical Peter Rabbit at Red Branch Theatre Company in Columbia finally puts to rest one of life’s great riddles: Why are bunny tails so short? Answer: To keep tiny young...

  • ‘Dogfight’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2015-09-26

    Dogfight is a drama that deals almost entirely with surfaces — surface beauty, surface values, surface concerns and surface victories. Taken on that level, the fine new mounting of the musical by the...

  • Arts Collective @ HCC’s ‘Underground Rooftop Coffee House: Voices from the Edge’ This Thursday, September 10, 2015 AT 7 PM by Susan G. Kramer

    Guest Author 2015-09-09

    Arts Collective’s “What Improv Group?!?!” partners with HCC’s Creative Writers and HoCoPoLitSo to fuse improv with powerful stories inspired by poets and writers Howard Community College’s (HCC) Arts...

  • Arts Collective @ HCC’s ‘Underground Rooftop Coffee House: Voices from the Edge’ on Thursday, September 10, 2015 AT 7 PM by Susan G. Kramer

    Guest Author 2015-08-20

    Arts Collective’s “What Improv Group?!?!” partners with HCC’s Creative Writers and HoCoPoLitSo to fuse improv with powerful stories inspired by poets and writers Howard Community College’s (HCC) Arts...

  • ‘Avenue Q’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2015-08-02

    Good news, theatergoers. Your favorite sassy surrogate love puppets are back at Red Branch Theatre Company performing at Columbia’s Drama Learning Center. Now through August 8th the neighborhood...

  • ‘Spring Awakening’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2015-04-18

    Spring Awakening always makes a strong impression on audiences. But it is a particularly bold choice for the season-opener at Red Branch Theatre Company. The 2007 Tony-winning musical, adapted from a...

  • ‘A Year With Frog and Toad’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2014-12-13

    You know you’re in for a special evening of theater when half the audience arrives in pajamas. But the comfy-cozy opening night of A Year With Frog and Toad at the Red Branch Theatre Company keeps the...

  • ‘Triumph of Love’ at the Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2014-10-05

    Don’t go to Columbia’s Drama Learning Center just now looking for children’s theater. Triumph of Love, the new Red Branch Theatre Co. production playing there through October 18th, is by and for...

  • ‘You’re Gonna Love Tomorrrow’ at the Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2014-09-21

    Musical theater doesn’t get more challenging than Stephen Sondheim — for audiences and performers alike. So hurrah for Columbia’s fearless Red Branch Theatre Co. for bringing us the Sondheim revue...

  • ‘john & jen’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2014-04-20

    Columbia’s Red Branch Theatre Company is out to test just how spare and lean a musical can get and still hold an audience in a magical spell. The company’s new staging of the off-Broadway 1995 show...

  • Buy One Get One Free Tickets to ‘The Last Five Years’ Today at 3 PM at Red Branch Theatre Company

    Joel M. 2014-04-12

    For the loyal readers of DCMTA, Red Branch Theatre Company is offering buy one, get one free tickets to the remaining performances of The Last Five Years this weekend — Saturday, April 12 at 8 PM,...

  • ‘The Last Five Years’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    John Harding 2014-04-05

    Miss The Last Five Years at your peril. If you fail to catch this season-opener by the Red Branch Theatre Company, you’ll never know exactly when this hard-working Columbia playhouse made its big step...

  • Composer Jason Robert Brown on ‘Songs for a New World’ on 3/15-16 at Young Artists of America and His Cabaret “I Could Be In Love with Someone Like You” on 3/17 at Red Branch Theatre Company

    Joel Markowitz 2014-03-08

    Composer Jason Robert Brown will be coming to Potomac, MD and to Columbia, MD next weekend to conduct and perform Songs for a New World with talented young singers and musicians at Young Artists of...

  • ‘Moby Dick! The Musical’ at Glenelg Country School & Jason Brown Visits Red Branch Theatre Co. by John Harding

    John Harding 2014-03-07

    Fans of Spamalot may want to hop to and check out a similar boatload of zaniness known as Moby Dick! The Musical, with book by Robert Longden, and music and lyrics by Longden and Hereward Kaye, at...

  • Tickets On Sale for Jason Robert Brown’s Cabaret: “I Could Be In Love With Someone Like You” at Red Branch Theatre Co. on Monday, March 17, 2014@7:30pm

    Guest Author 2014-03-05

    JASON ROBERT BROWN TO OPEN RED BRANCH THEATRE COMPANY’S 2014 SEASON Tickets for Jason Robert Brown’s cabaret are now on sale. Purchase tickets here, or call (410) 997-9352. Acclaimed and renowned...

  • On Sale to Subscribers Only Until January 2nd: Tickets to Jason Robert Brown Cabaret on March 17, 2014 at Red Branch Theatre Company by Tiffany Underwood Holmes

    Guest Author 2013-12-09

    JASON ROBERT BROWN TO OPEN RED BRANCH THEATRE COMPANY’S 2014 SEASON Tickets for Jason Robert Brown’s cabaret now on sale to season subscribers Acclaimed and renowned American musical theatre composer...

  • ‘Dear Edwina’ at Red Branch Theatre Company by Andrew L. Baughman

    Andrew L. Baughman 2013-10-19

    It’s no surprise that Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich’s family musical Dear Edwina achieved a sort of cult status among Off-Broadway audiences in its 3 year run. Fortunately, DC Metro audiences can...

  • ‘Tick, Tick … BOOM!’ at Red Branch Theatre Company by John Harding

    John Harding 2013-09-28

    With Rent, Jonathan Larson wrote one of the seminal musicals of the modern age — though he didn’t live long enough to savor his triumph nor to give the world a chance to know him better. Now the Red...

  • Remembering Jonathan Larson; or “How to Wake Up a Generation” & Special Ticket Offer for ‘Tick, tick… BOOM!’ by Stephanie Williams

    Guest Author 2013-09-26

    Remembering Jonathan; or “How to Wake Up a Generation” By Stephanie Williams, Executive Producer Red Branch Theatre Company As I sat watching the first costumed run-through of Red Branch’s upcoming...

  • Buy One Get One Free! For ‘Tick, Tick, BOOM!’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    Guest Author 2013-08-30

    A SPECIAL OFFER from Red Branch Theatre Company for DCMTA readers: Buy One Get One FREE ticket offer for Tick, Tick, BOOM! by Jonathan Larson You must call the box office at 410-997-9352 to make...

  • Buy One Get One Free! For ‘Tick, Tick, BOOM!’ at Red Branch Theatre Company

    Joel M. 2013-08-24

    A SPECIAL OFFER from Red Branch Theatre Company for DCMTA readers: Buy One Get One FREE ticket offer for Tick, Tick, BOOM! by Jonathan Larson You must call the box office at 410-997-9352 to make...

  • Favorite ‘Scene Stealers’ of the 2012-2013 DC Area Theater Season: Part 8

    DC Theater Arts Staff 2013-08-23

    There were many wonderful Scene Stealing moments on DC Metro Area stages in our professional, community, children’s, and university theaters during the past theater season (August 1, 2012-August 1,...

  • Special Ticket Deal for [title of show] at Red Branch Theatre Tomorrow at 3 PM

    Joel M. 2013-04-13

    A special offer exclusively for DC Metro Theatre Arts readers “The only ones who seemed to be having more fun than the five cast members on stage in Columbia at the April 5 opening of [title of show]...

  • Special Ticket Deal for [title of show] at Red Branch Theatre on 4/7 & 4/14 @3 PM

    Joel M. 2013-04-05

    A special offer exclusively for DC Metro Theatre Arts readers 4 tickets for $40 to Sunday matinees on April 7th and 14th at 3 PM Must call (410) 997-9352 to reserve in advance and mention code DCMTA...

  • Red Branch Theatre Company’s Five Year Anniversary with Cabaret & Silent Auction on 3/15-16 @7:30 PM

    Guest Author 2013-02-27

    Red Branch Theatre Company will kick off its fifth season with a two-night cabaret celebration on March 15 and 16, 2013. Red Branch Company Members and area performers will present selections from all...

  • ‘Avenue Q’ at Red Branch Theatre Company by John Harding

    John Harding 2012-10-06

    In a make-believe Michelin Guide to musical highways and byways, Avenue Q would hardly rank as more than a Broadway roundabout. It’s a tuneful goof on Sesame Street, peopled mainly by sexually...

  • Red Branch Theatre Company Opens ‘Avenue Q’ Tonight by Keith Tittermary

    Guest Author 2012-10-05

    What is better than full puppet nudity? Nothing, except of course for a barrel of monkeys. Red Branch Theatre Company is excited to present its original production of Avenue Q, winner of the Tony...

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