Who killed Edwin Drood? Was it the obsessed singing stalker, fiery foreigners, or the whirling worship leader? Either way, it’s up to you! “The Mystery of Edwin Drood,” wri... Read more
Piragua! Piragua! Climb out onto the fire escape and feel the still, sweltering heat. Listen to the blaring taxis rush up and down the block. Smell the scent of coffee and hairspray wafting... Read more
Long-forgotten love resurfaces and disco balls sparkle as a young bride and her mother redefine what family means to them. Quince Orchard High School’s “Mamma Mia!” was a n... Read more
Beyond the halls of a manor lies a vast expanse of garden: a place where robins chirp, flowers bloom, and dreams take root. But, when a girl discovers a key to the garden’s haunted cen... Read more
On Monday, June 10, 2024, students, parents, teachers, and friends gathered at the Kennedy Center to recognize and celebrate high school theatre and journalism in the DC Metro area (which in... Read more
A flash of red light. A marquee blinks to life, as a drum begins to roll. Slowly, the Master of Ceremonies enters, ready to bid audiences “Willkommen” to the night’s entert... Read more
Picture 1954 as your favorite year, a year of swing fashion, technological brilliance, and the legendary genre that is Rock ‘n’ Roll. But, in a matter of seconds, Hollywood star... Read more
From Delta Nu to Harvard U, someone always wants to take advantage of the fashion-forward blonde. But what happens when she decides to take the stand? Find out with Walt Whitman’s spec... Read more
“The Cappies is a writing and awards program that trains high school theatre and journalism students to be expert writers, critical thinkers, and leaders. Student critics vie to be pub... Read more
Get ready to hear the people sing in St. Andrew’s Episcopal School’s new production of Les Misérables. Les Misérables, by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg, is a classic... Read more
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