Friday night, Vocal Arts DC showcased world-renowned baritone Simon Keenlyside and celebrated pianist Malcolm Martineau in recital. This dynamic duo is no stranger to working together having... Read more
When I think of the holiday classic “A Christmas Carol,” I can’t help but think of the coined phrase Bah, Humbug! –or the Robert Zemeckis film starring Jim Carrey and Gary Oldman. Bill Murra... Read more
Many Americans think of pantomime as a silent theatrical art form, sometimes performed in white makeup. The British Players community theatre group want audiences to know about the vastly di... Read more
The music of Victor Herbert has lasted generations, whether people recognize his name or not. Although Irish by birth, he set the standard for American Operetta. With the proficiency and nua... Read more
After a 30 year split, the Crater Sisters perform their classic holiday song before a live-streamed broadcast. It was a vaudevillian chaotic magnum opus that resulted in a surge in likes and... Read more
No matter what generation you grew up in, you are most likely familiar with many of the timeless tunes performed in “Beautiful – The Carole King Musical” now on stage at the National T... Read more
J.B. Priestley’s “An Inspector Calls” was first performed in 1945 and was dropped into that vast genre of “drawing-room drama.” In 1992 Stephen Daldry revived the play in London... Read more
Molly Smith Metzler’s play “Cry it Out” follows three new moms as they begin their journey into parenthood. Every mother-baby relationship is different but how much to socio econ... Read more
It’s the holiday season and that means Christmas themed stories galore. Such as the classic retelling of Jean Shephard’s “A Christmas Story,” which found much cultural fanfare from the 1983... Read more
On a cold, wet night in Arlington, Virginia, I had the pleasure of seeing a singularly heart-warming show, “Billy Elliot the Musical,” at Signature Theatre. This production felt... Read more
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