Leonard Bernstein was one of the most influential conductors and composers of the 20th century. His lasting legacy has been celebrated all over the world this year to celebrate his centenary... Read more
The Lisner Auditorium was packed to the brim Sunday night with opera-goers eager to hear the rare performance of Gounod’s first opera “Sapho.” Despite clearly being his first operatic attemp... Read more
Cozy is a word that comes to mind when watching this world premiere by Greg Jones Ellis. While the play does attempt to tackle some big subjects — homophobia, sexism, ageism, religious... Read more
“Running on Glass” by Cynthia Cooper and directed by Deborah Randall opened at Venus Theatre in Laurel, Maryland on Thursday, November 15, 2018. This play takes a turn from some... Read more
Baritone John Brancy and pianist Peter Dugan have committed their careers to exploring and honoring the music of the First World War. Their performance of ‘Armistice: The Journey Home’ at th... Read more
“War is not sustainable when you come to know your enemy as a person.” This profound statement is the guiding truth behind Kevin Puts’ and Mark Campbell’s Pulitzer Prize winning opera, “Sile... Read more
As you enter the theatre in Sterling, Virginia, you will be greeted by bloody knives and organ music. At center stage is a pair of dark furnace doors. The chilly space is tinged with blue li... Read more
A gong against a brass bowl introduces the acts. Ancient place names that resonate in the bones surround us. We enter a circle and sit almost adrift. For ‘In This Hope: A Pericles Proj... Read more
Nelwat Ishkamewe Two-Spirit Theater brings indigenous mythology to life with “The Cosmic Twins,” a play for young audiences that tells the story of how the sun and moon were created, based o... Read more
Throughout history, there have been many reportings or legends that Gods have walked among women and men. In some cases, maybe even danced with these mortals. José Barrios’s “Reditum, Dancin... Read more
