The 2011-2011 season at The American Century Theater takes a dramatic turn with its production of Clifford Odets’ The Country Girl. Clifford Odets’ powerful play, often considere... Read more
Shake and Bake Shakespeare, Southern Style Shakespeare is well known for for his original all-male casts, but Taffety Punk Theatre Company’s all-female cast throws a comedy wrench in the alr... Read more
The Hollow is filled with a story yet untold. Well, this story seems like the Washington Irving classic, but (It is advertised as a reinterpretation) at times it becomes confusing. You see,... Read more
The U.S. premiere of Alan Bennett’s The Habit of Art at The Studio Theatre is hilarious, touching, and thought provoking. It displays Bennett’s unparalleled skill with the English language a... Read more
The 1st Stage production of Don’t Dress for Dinner is the best dressed of them all. Seriously. The costumes by Cheryl Patton are the pop to the snap and crackle of the dialogue – ranging fro... Read more
No Rules Theatre Company’s Stop Kiss is a delight. How often can one say that of a play that tackles a serious issue? How likely is it that one could ever say that of a play structured aroun... Read more
The Little Theatre of Alexandria presents Rabbit Hole, a heartrending drama about love, loss, and the journey of grief, written by David Lindsay-Abaire and directed by Joanna Henry. Set desi... Read more
A Year With Frog and Toad at Kensington Arts Theatre’s Second Stage at the Arts Barn in Gaithersburg, MD is quality family entertainment. The musical is based on the children’s books by Arno... Read more
Puccini’s Tosca is one of the most supremely theatrical operas in the repertory, full of raw emotionalism and unrelenting in its dramatic tension. At its heart, the opera is a fierce battle... Read more
The Heir Apparent was originally written by Frenchman Jean-Francois Regnard in 1705. Broadway’s David Ives (who also adapted the award-winning play, The Liar, seen at STC in the Spring of 20... Read more
