Reaching deep into the proverbial treasure chest of American classics, Little Theatre of Alexandria has pulled out and dusted off Kaufman and Hart’s beloved “You Can’t Take It With You.” Arg... Read more
Hansol Jung, the playwright who created “Among the Dead,” writes persuasively of disconnected and constructed identities and code-switching, but she also writes transcendentally... Read more
I had the pleasure of attending “The Gondoliers,” directed by Catherine Huntress-Reeve and put on by the eminently talented Victorian Lyric Opera Company, a local opera company which may dab... Read more
There is one man, besides Doc Brown and his DeLorean, who seems to have accomplished successful time travel. You may have heard of him -playwright William Shakespeare. In his most recent ven... Read more
"...the orchestra rang with clarity and brilliance." Read more
“Wonderful elixir! Thou art mine! Oh, why cannot I enjoy its effects immediately?” so says the lovesick peasant Nemorino. Yet this elixir of love is hardl... Read more
The game is afoot this February at Kensington Town Hall, as one of English Literature’s most recognizable figures takes the stage. Kensington Arts Theatre presents “Sherlock Holm... Read more
The City of Gaithersburg’s Arts on the Green consists of three main arts spaces and boasts events from calligraphy lessons to concerts. One of their spaces, the Arts Barn, houses a small tea... Read more
There have been several shows in the last couple of seasons dealing with people imprisoned by heavy-handed governments, but few are as magical as this one. This production has moments of rea... Read more
Beautifully staged, exquisitely acted, and so very human, “Radium Girls” is set from 1918-1928, but have a powerful and relevant message for today—that fighting against inequalit... Read more
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