Now print this

July 31, 2009 by lorraine treanor  
Filed under News and Views

What do our readers want most from our site?  If they are actors or theatre companies,  the answer is probably  to be able to print our reviews. 

Little Mermaid, The Temperamentals and Dinner

July 29, 2009 by Richard Seff  
Filed under NY Theatre Buzz

I’d been avoiding The Little Mermaid because ever since The Lion King I haven’t been happy with the Disney approach to Broadway,

DC theatre fans pick Dead and Psychosis: Bitch edges Medea by an angry inch

July 28, 2009 by Tim Treanor  
Filed under News and Views

Tues, July 28, 10pm — Fans of the DC Capital Fringe Festival selected 4:48 Psychosis as Favorite Play in the 2009 Fringe Festival and awarded Diamond Dead (Continued…) laurels as the Festival’s Favorite Musical in an exclusive DC Theatre Scene poll.

Creating the Fringe Musicals

July 28, 2009 by Joel Markowitz  
Filed under Theatre Schmooze

Fall of the House of Usher, Fictitious The Musical, Captain Swishy’s Yee Haw Jamboree, Titus X, Pepe! The Mail Order Monkey Musical, Life in Death, Magnum Opus, The Saints, Please Listen …., The Bea & The Bug ….., Diamond Dead (Continued) plus 2 Musical Scene Stealers: Jordan Klein and Cristen Hall

Fringe voting ends tonight at 10 pm

July 28, 2009 by lorraine treanor  
Filed under News and Views

This year, DC Theatre Scene’s 20 reviewers covered 118 shows in Capital Fringe, with a record-breaking 40 shows earning their Top 5 Picks. Online voting is open now

Flag Boy

July 28, 2009 by Philip Fletcher  
Filed under Our Reviews

Philip rates it:
With unbridled energy and a finely written script, Cornelius Jones unfurls his life experiences as a black gay man, growing up in a time and place that didn’t always nurture his identity.

The Pirates of Penzance

July 26, 2009 by Joel Markowitz  
Filed under Our Reviews

Joel rates it:
There was great singing in waves at the Gilbert and Sullivan (G&S) Youth Company’s mini-production of the very popular The Pirates of Penzance. The production was comprised of primary, secondary and college students,

Cover Me in Humanness

July 26, 2009 by Tim Treanor  
Filed under Our Reviews

Tim rates it:
This is a play about melting. The play takes the “yea” position on the subject. Let me explain.
There are few things less vulnerable in the world than statues. Sure, they may be pulled down in time of revolution

The Attack of the Big Angry Booty

July 26, 2009 by lorraine treanor  
Filed under Our Reviews

Tim rates it:
This show is all hat and no shadow. It takes a slender premise and gives it a slender treatment, chopping the material into a dozen or so slender stories. And the worst part is

The Bea & The Bug, Writing Stories,Wowser Bowser!

July 26, 2009 by Joel Markowitz  
Filed under Our Reviews

Joel rates it:
The Mountain at Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church was buzzin’ with Moms and Dads, and sisters and brothers, and grandparents clapping along and singing along with BungleBug, HoneyBea, and DragonFly,

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