What is the price of a man’s soul? This production of Arthur Miller’s 1953 howl of outrage at a government that turns on its own is frighteningly relevant at this moment in our country... Read more
“Madama Butterfly” is among the most celebrated and often performed operas ever written. Written by Giacomo Puccini and premiering in Milan in 1904, this usually lavishly produce... Read more
At the heart of the production “Miss You Like Hell” is a riddling dynamic of human and cultural abandonment. This sentimental theme is often obscured by layers of seemingly random subplots t... Read more
First, the good news: Theater-goers (and -makers) in Maryland are immensely fortunate to have the oldest, longest-operating African American theater company in the nation right here in our c... Read more
There is no Santa Clause. The Easter Bunny is a lush. The Tooth Fairy is really a mean drag queen named Ida Slapja. And your job is not secure. Some truths are hard to face. “Sweat,... Read more
A traumatized play critic, President Teddy Roosevelt, a frustrated fiance, a Boris Karloff look-alike, a Dr. Einstein that’s not THAT Einstein, and two lovable spinster aunts whose onl... Read more
"...the performances in this fine production may well make one forget that it's a work of stage fiction." Read more
Kicking off Iron Crow Theatre’s 10 Year Anniversary with impressive power, Jen Silverman’s “Collective Rage: A Play in 5 Betties” is a queer/feminist call to arms. Featuring five... Read more
“Souvenir: A Fantasia on the Life of Florence Foster Jenkins” by Stephen Temperley is being performed by Rep Stage at the Studio Theatre at the Horowitz Visual and Performing Arts Center at... Read more
Everyman Theatre opens its 2019/2020 season with “Proof,” the Pulitzer-prize winning play from David Auburn. First produced by the company in 2004, artistic director Vincent M. Lancisi descr... Read more
