Just as the pilgrims find their way to Mecca for holiday prayers and spiritual immersion, hundreds of Terpsichore fans gather each summer to immerse themselves in a variety of dance offering... Read more
Washington, DC’s Voices Festival Productions presents Voices from a Changing Nation this fall and Voices from a Changing Middle East Festival this winter, bringing nine projects and a new Fe... Read more
“Let the joyous news be spread!” The Children’s Theatre of Southern Maryland is currently presenting “The Wizard of Oz” (featuring young performers ages 8-18) and what a wondrous show it is!... Read more
It is now early January. Do you want to go briefly “Back for Christmas?” The loosely holiday-themed story by John Collier of that name may be just for you! “Back for Christmas” is a classic... Read more
By Elisa Mattingly Have you ever wondered how difficult it is to put on a community theatre production of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol?” “The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen... Read more
Loveday Brooke is back in “The Mystery of the Black Bag.” The Literary Adventure Society invites audiences to “match wits with Loveday Brooke, Lady Detective, by examining clues alongside th... Read more
During the corona virus pandemic, when theatres around the world were closed, the Capitol Hill-based theatre troupe, We Happy Few, hit upon a unique idea: to present audio versions of classi... Read more
“Little Women?” Yes, please! Who can resist Louisa May Alcott’s story of the March sisters coming of age during the American Civil War. Upon its 1868 publication, the novel became an immedia... Read more
Both riveting and haunting, the world premiere of Bill T. Jones’ “Watch Night” at the new The Perelman Performing Arts Center (PACNYC) was the highlight of our American Theater Critics Assoc... Read more
“Long and tenderly he gazed at it, with unspeakable love. At last, he felt that he must go a little nearer to it…” We quote but speak not of the “The Blue Flower,” but of another of Henry va... Read more
