While the Covid-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc within the theatre community, it has also presented opportunities for some out-of-the-box ideas for performances. One company who has explored t... Read more
On April 22, 2020, our theatre community lost a vital and beloved member when Joe Kaplan lost his battle with COVID-19. Joe’s day job was as an attorney, and an impressive one at that. In hi... Read more
So often for people affected by war, the battles don’t end with one side’s victory. This harsh reality is examined in the winning and moving musical “Bandstand,” playing through March 8th at... Read more
Be advised- there is some adult content in this review. In the days before the internet, one might have wondered where people got their pornography. Well, in Kensington Arts Theatre’s “No Se... Read more
“Duty is the sole justification of our privilege.” This belief is at the very heart of the British monarchy, and thusly it is central to the story of the “The King’s Speech,” the play writte... Read more
“Everything is perfect; nothing’s real.” A complex tale of mental illness and a family on the brink becomes the latest entry in the stellar Broadway Center State series at... Read more
A DMV holiday tradition is sticking around a bit longer than usual this year, which is a treat for the end of the decade. The British Players’ annual panto is here, and this year it will tak... Read more
There aren’t many more compelling Broadway stories than Sutton Foster’s meteoric rise to stardom. After having some success in ensemble roles in Broadway productions and some leading roles i... Read more
Most of us have heard the story of “Little Red Riding Hood” in one way or another. Some have read the versions by famous European fairy-tale masters The Brothers Grimm or Charles... Read more
The DMV got a taste of “La Vie en Rose” this past Tuesday night as “Paris! The Show” played George Washington University’s Lisner Auditorium for a one night onl... Read more
