It’s the sound of silence that is haunting bars, clubs, theatres, and live music venues throughout the nation. When COVID 19 shut down the live music scene in Maryland in mid-March, musician... Read more
Back in 1949 Washington D.C. theatre was not the pride of the country it is today. There was no Kennedy Center, no Folger and no Arena Stage. Segregation was still part of the D. C. cu... 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
With theatre on indefinite lockdown throughout the region and the nation, Pointless Theatre in Washington is keeping an eye on the future. The decade-old professional company — known f... Read more
Do not try to live forever. You will not succeed.George Bernard Shaw, “Preface on Doctors”, 1909 When we founded the Quotidian Theatre Company, twenty-three years ago, we had no... Read more
Years ago we critics often crashed parties after a show at the Kennedy Center or the long-gone Morris A. Mechanic Theatre in Baltimore. Those were the days of unabashed fun, following the to... Read more
Our first Zoom recording of Razzle Dazzle brought together hosts Mo Dutterer from his home in South Carolina, Judy Templeton and Carolyn Kelemen from Columbia and special guests Howie winner... Read more
*Unless specified, performance times are Fri. & Sat. at 8 p.m. and Sun. at 2 p.m. Online ticket sales will open 30 days prior to the event. SHE KILLS MONSTERS by Qui Nguyen In partn... Read more
Join Artistic Director Simon Godwin and Resident Dramaturg Drew Lichtenberg for The Shakespeare Hour, a month-long online tour through every corner of the Shakespeare universe. Each week, Dr... Read more
