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  • National Chamber Ensemble Hosts Mother’s Day Concert: ‘American Classics’ on Saturday, 5/10/14@7:30 PM

    Jane Coyne 2014-04-22

    Burnett Thompson Saturday , May 10, 2014 | 7:30 PM Featuring Pianist Burnett Thompson If you are looking for a very special way to celebrate Mother’s Day, look no further. National Chamber Ensemble is...

  • Here are the 2014 Helen Hayes Awards Recipients

    Joel Markowitz 2014-04-21

    Here are the 2014 Helen Hayes Awards Recipients (in BOLD). 2014 Helen Hayes Awards Recipients Outstanding Choreography, Resident Musical Karma Camp Hello, Dolly! Ford’s Theatre and Signature Theatre...

  • Fiasco Theater’s ‘The Two Gentlemen of Verona’ at Folger Theatre

    Sophia Howes 2014-04-21

    Girl Crazy Start with Shakespeare. Add some very clever dramaturgy, cut a few characters, and incorporate a gifted group of artists and you have a magical night in the theatre. The D.C. debut of...

  • Filmfest DC 2014-A Preview

    Sydney-Chanele Dawkins 2014-04-21

    Filmfest DC 2014 might be the last year for the festival, according to Tony Gittens, Filmfest DC Founder and Festival Director. This year marks 28 years of curated great international films in...

  • ‘Underneath the Lintel’ at MetroStage

    Yvonne French 2014-04-21

    I know a lot of librarians who would love Underneath the Lintel (and non-librarians too like those in the audience last night who were having a great time). First, it includes variety of media: books,...

  • Arts Collective @ Howard Community College presents ‘Ragtime’ May 8 – 18th

    Guest Author 2014-04-21

    Arts Collective @ Howard Community College presents the Monumental Tony Award-Winning Musical RAGTIME May 8 – 18th This spring, Howard Community College’s (HCC) Arts Collective (AC) proudly presents...

  • ‘By The Way, Meet Vera Stark’ at Everyman Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-21

    People want their history to be heroic and uplifting, happy and fabulous. They want the heroes and heroines of history to be the same. But it can be exhausting trying to perpetually live the façade of...

  • ‘Jack and the Beanstalk— The Story of Jack and Daisy’ at Pumpkin Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-21

    Moo-moo, moo moo moo moo! Moo! As Daisy would say, which for those of you who don’t speak cow, is translated to say “There is a fabulous story happening at The Pumpkin Theatre right now! Come see it!”...

  • ‘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...

  • Unexpected Stage Company Launches 5th Season with ‘Especially Unexpected Improv Fest’ on Sat 5/3@7

    Guest Author 2014-04-20

    UNEXPECTED STAGE COMPANY LAUNCHES MILESTONE SEASON WITH IMPROV FEST ON MAY 3rd 5th season to feature Kooman and Dimond’s touching musical Dani Girl and Marc Goldsmith’s award-winning comedy Danny Boy....

  • ‘Peter Pan’ at The Washington Ballet at The Kennedy Center

    Leslie Weisman 2014-04-20

    If you have a child or grandchild you’d like to introduce to ballet, does The Washington Ballet have a show for you. Artistic Director Septime Webre’s Peter Pan is a cherry lollipop of a production...

  • ‘Henry IV Part 2′ at Shakespeare Theatre Company

    Sophia Howes 2014-04-19

    Henry IV Part 2 King for a Day Have you ever lived life without a superego? If so, you may have some notion of what it’s like to be Falstaff. The exhilarating feeling is one reason we are drawn to...

  • The Second City’s ‘Happily Ever Laughter’ at The Barns at Wolf Trap

    Yvonne French 2014-04-19

    A group of smart, funny and nice-seeming comedians from the famous Second City improv group of Chicago entertained about 600 appreciative people at the Barns at Wolf Trap last night. Since its...

  • Catch This! McLean High School’s ‘Catch Me If You Can’ Interviews-Part 4: Choreographer Marielle Burt

    Joel Markowitz 2014-04-19

    In Part 4 of ‘Catch This! McLean High School’s’ Catch Me If You Can Interviews, meet Choreographer Marielle Burt. Joel: Tell us about your design experience and why you wanted to work on this...

  • A Report on ‘Jarman (all this maddening beauty)’ at force/collision

    John Stoltenberg 2014-04-19

    For as long as there have been movies, theater artists have tried to integrate film with live performance. Something about celluloid (these days, video) seems to inspire theater artists to break the...

  • Fiasco Theater’s ‘The Two Gentlemen of Verona’ and ‘Cymbeline’ at Folger Theatre-Part 3: Fiasco Theater’s Co-Artistic Director Noah Brody

    Joel Markowitz 2014-04-19

    In Part 3 of Fiasco Theater’s The Two Gentlemen of Verona and Cymbeline at Folger Theatre: meet Fiasco Theater Company’s Co-Artistic Director and Co-Founder Noah Brody. Joel: When did Folger contact...

  • Judyisms: ‘How I Dealt With Burnout’

    Judy Stadt 2014-04-19

    For someone with a really, really good life, nice home, talent that reveals itself in many areas, a radio show that I adore doing and people (I hear) adore listening to, healthy family and pets … even...

  • Filichia on Friday: ‘Act One: The Musical’ by Peter Filichia

    Peter Filichia 2014-04-18

    Here is a new article from Peter Filichia’s column on Kritzerland called ‘Filichia on Friday.’ It’s an honor to bring Peter’s column every week to our readers on DCMetroTheaterArts. This week: Act...

  • Molière’s ‘The Miser’ Plays May 2-11 at Rockville Little Theatre at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre

    Guest Author 2014-04-18

    Rockville Little Theatre’s 2013-14 season closes with Molière’s classic comedy The Miser, at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre from May 2-11, 2014. Produced by Nancy Blum and Chris Penick, and directed...

  • ‘Story of My Life: The Freak Flag Chronicles’ at Toby’s ‘Shrek’: Part 1: Heather Beck (Gingy)

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-18

    Let your freak flag wave! Let your freak flag fly! Never take it down, never take it down and raise it way up high! For everyone at the Toby’s Dinner Theatre production of Shrek the musical to come...

  • Directing Quotidian Theatre Company’s ‘Faith Healer’ by Laura Giannarelli

    Guest Author 2014-04-18

    I am thrilled to have been given the opportunity to direct this mysterious and marvelous play. Rashomon-like in the way the three characters narrate the story of their intertwined lives from unique...

  • ‘Opera on Tap’ Returns to Black Fox Lounge on Wednesday, 4/23 at 6-9 PM by Kristina Riegle

    Guest Author 2014-04-17

    Opera on Tap DC Metro invites you to enjoy “Ladies’ Night” at Black Fox Lounge. Spend your Wednesday evening being serenaded and seduced by the beautiful voices of six of our talented female...

  • Catch This! McLean High School’s ‘Catch Me If You Can’ Interviews-Part 3: Musical Director Walter (Bobby) McCoy

    Joel Markowitz 2014-04-17

    In Part 3 of ‘Catch This! McLean High School’s’ Catch Me If You Can Interviews, meet Musical Director Walter (Bobby) McCoy. How long have you worked at MHS and where did you get your musical training?...

  • From Arena Stage to The Booth: ‘The Velocity of Autumn’ Interviews: Part 2: Meet Director Molly Smith and Cast Members Estelle Parsons and Stephen Spinella

    Joel Markowitz 2014-04-17

    This upcoming Monday night-on April 21st-The Velocity of Autumn by Eric Coble opens on Broadway at The Booth Theatre. It’s been an exciting journey so far for the play that entertained enthusiastic...

  • A Report on ‘TYGER’ at banished? productions

    Justin Schneider 2014-04-17

    Following a first workshop production at the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Happenings at the Harman series, banished? productions have returned with version two of their work in progress, TYGER. A...

  • American Ballet Theatre at The Kennedy Center

    Carolyn Kelemen 2014-04-16

    A trio of new and old works prove American Ballet Theatre (ABT) is A-ok and it felt like William Shakespeare was smiling in the dark when the American Ballet Theatre presented Frederick Ashton’s The...

  • ‘Henry IV Part 1″ at Shakespeare Theatre Company

    Sophia Howes 2014-04-16

    Henry IV Part One: Honor Among Thieves Falstaff, like Sherlock Holmes, is one of those characters who are so memorable they almost seem alive. He is at the center of Shakespeare Theatre Company’s...

  • ‘The Lieutenant of Inishmore’ at Maryland Ensemble Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-16

    Four dead fellas, two dead cats, a hairstyle ruined, a broken-hearted sister. And all out of shoe polish. The culmination of which resulted in Martin McDonagh’s funniest, darkest comedy to date; all...

  • 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...

  • Kathy Lee Gifford joins NextStop Theatre Company’s ‘Into the Woods’

    Joel M. 2014-04-15

    NextStop Theatre Company’s new production of Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods, running May 1-June 1, 2014, makes a major announcement for the season-closing production. Directed by NextStop’s...

  • ‘Moth’ at The Studio Theatre’s 2ndStage

    David Friscic 2014-04-15

    There’s more than a flickering of interesting technique and stimulating acting in the production (U.S.Premiere) of the play Moth by playwright Declan Greene currently playing at Studio Theatre’s...

  • ‘Cinderella: The Remix’ at Imagination Stage

    Julia Amis 2014-04-15

    Imagination Stage presents Cinderella: The Remix, an exciting retelling of the classic written and directed by Psalmayene 24, with hip-hop beats by Nick Hernandez. The final production in Psalmayene...

  • ‘Magic Time!’: ‘Moth’ at The Studio Theatre’s 2ndStage

    John Stoltenberg 2014-04-14

    Up on the fourth floor of The Studio Theatre is a great big black box of a performance space, which isn’t actually black because its walls are cinder block, rather like an institutional enclosure. On...

  • TrueTheatergoer: ‘TheatreThoughts: Standing Room,’ and Rate Your Shows & Win $100 in Tickets & Predict The Helen Hayes Winners & Win $200.00 by John and Stephen Hauge

    Joel Markowitz 2014-04-14

    Every week we will be sharing John and Stephen Hauge’s TheaterThoughts from their popular site TrueTheatergoer. “From John Hauge: “My brother Stephen and I created the TrueTheatergoer.com website in...

  • ‘Sleeping Beauty: A Puppet Ballet’ at Pointless Theatre Co. at Mead Theatre Lab at Flashpoint

    Justin Schneider 2014-04-14

    Have you ever thought that the ballet needed more puppets? Or is it just me? For those of us troubled by this glaring oversight, Pointless Theatre Company brings us their technically impressive and...

  • theatreWeek 2014 Begins Today and Here’s The Ticket Discounts Being Offered

    Joel M. 2014-04-14

    theatreWeek 2014 begins today. Here is information and a list of discounts that are available during and after theatreWeek. from theatreWashington. PERFORMANCES & EVENTS PRIOR TO AND INCLUDING APRIL...

  • ‘Once On This Island’ at Olney Theatre Center

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-13

    Test the strength of love against the power of death and you will discover why they tell the story. The ‘they’ of Olney Theatre Center as they present Once On This Island; a brilliant musical tale of...

  • ‘An Evening with Branford Marsalis’ at George Mason University’s Center for the Arts

    Marlene Hall 2014-04-13

    Seeing one of Jazz’ masters like Branford Marsalis perform is one of life’s greatest pleasures. I had the honor of watching jazz great Marsalis at George Mason Performing Arts Center Saturday night....

  • ‘Golda’s Balcony’ at Theater J

    John Stoltenberg 2014-04-13

    There’s not a long list of great actors who, through their indelible bravura depiction of a great historical figure in a solo performance, warrant substituting the word “is” for “as,” in billing like...

  • Catch This! McLean High School’s ‘Catch Me If You Can’ Interviews-Part 2: Alex Stone, Jack Posey, and Lily Lord

    Joel Markowitz 2014-04-13

    In Part 2 of ‘Catch This! McLean High School’s’ Catch Me If You Can Interviews, meet cast members Alex Stone, Jack Posey, and Lily Lord. Tell me a little bit about your character. Alex Stone: Frank...

  • Filichia on Friday: ‘Six Shows in Six States’ by Peter Filichia

    Peter Filichia 2014-04-13

    Here is a new article from Peter Filichia’s column on Kritzerland called ‘Filichia on Friday.’ It’s an honor to bring Peter’s column every week to our readers on DCMetroTheaterArts. This week: Six...

  • ‘Carmen’ at Virginia Opera at George Mason University’s Center for the Arts

    Emily Cao 2014-04-13

    Things were very fiery this past Friday night at the GMU Center for the Arts as the Virginia Opera brings a new and exciting full-scale production of Bizet’s Carmen, one of the most renowned and...

  • ‘Die Fledermaus’ at Maryland Opera Studio at Clarice Smith for the Performing Arts

    Jessica Vaughan 2014-04-12

    Maryland Opera Studio revels in the ridiculous with Strauss’s oft-performed comic opera Die Fledermaus. Director Nick Olcott exploits its absurdities to the hilt. He also translated the spoken...

  • ‘Shrek’ at Toby’s Dinner Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-12

    Once upon a time there was a little place called Toby’s Dinner Theatre that was nestled in the wooded highlands of Columbia, Maryland. And during their 35th year they decided to mount a little musical...

  • 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 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...

  • Tomorrow Sunday, April 13th at 7 PM: Faction of Fools Theatre Company presents the 5th Annual “Fool for All”: ‘Tales of Heroes and Gyros’

    Guest Author 2014-04-12

    Tomorrow, Sunday, April 13th at 7 pm, Faction of Fools Theatre Company presents the 5th Annual “Fool for All”: Tales of Heroes and Gyros. The Fool for All has been happening every year since 2010....

  • ‘Countdown to Yuri’s Night’ Tonight at Anacostia Arts Center from 8 PM-2 AM

    Lucrezia Blozia 2014-04-12

    Astro Pop Entertainment is like a mad scientist’s lab of pop art, burlesque and theatre. Jared Davis, who runs Arlington County Cultural Affairs Scene Shop along with spouse Kate Taylor Davis,...

  • Baltimore Symphony Orchestra featuring Itzhak Perlman at The Music Center at Strathmore

    Emily Cao 2014-04-11

    The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra with guest performer and conductor Itzhak Perlman graced the Strathmore concert hall last night, April 10, 2014, for an evening of mellifluous classical sound....

  • ‘The All-American Genderfuck Cabaret’ at Glass Mind Theatre

    Amanda Gunther 2014-04-11

    Whether you’re a man or a woman, or something fabulous outside of the restrictive gender binary, chances are that in your day to day life you’ve done something that equates to the opposite of your...

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