The clock ticks as playwrights, directors and actors from professional Washington, D.C. theatres craft ten-minute plays in just 24 hours, cued by a prop, a theme or a few words given them the night before, culminating in an evening of unpredictable, one-of-a-kind theatre. [Read more...]

Washington Women join their International Sisters to offer FREE performances, readings and film screenings

On Saturday, March 27, 2010, The Georgetown Theatre Company and Women in Film & Video will host the 3rd Annual DC SWAN Day, an all-day event featuring FREE Performances, Readings and Film Screenings in Georgetown. [Read more...]

A mini festival of unusual improv featuring Precipice Improv Theater and The Improv Art show! [Read more...]

QuestFest 2010, an international visual theatre festival produced by Quest in partnership with Gallaudet University in Washington and the Theatre Project and Creative Alliance in Baltimore, returns to the Baltimore/Washington area March 1-14, 2010, with a two-week long festival of performances and workshops featuring an international roster of deaf and hearing artists. [Read more...]

Broadway veteran and Dr. Oz dance fitness guru, Stepp Stewart presents the World Premiere of Show-n-Tell, his brand-new high-energy soul-stirring musical for kids … and for the kids that still live in the hearts of their parents. [Read more...]

The Ambassador Theater is presenting the Washington DC premiere of Summer at Nohant, a Romantic-period comedy in three acts, celebrating the 200th Anniversary of Frederic Chopin’s birth. [Read more...]

A published, and newly engaged, author’s future is unfolding before him – so what’s his next step? Dig up some of his past relationships to see what he’s left behind, of course! Follow Guy as he revisits four beautiful, feisty, intelligent and desperate women from his past. [Read more...]

Stamp collecting is far more risky than you think. After their mother’s death, two estranged half-sisters discover a book of rare stamps that may include the crown jewel for collectors. One sister tries to collect on the windfall, while the other resists for sentimental reasons. In this gripping tale, a seemingly simple sale becomes dangerous when three seedy, high-stakes collectors enter the sisters’ world, willing to do anything to claim the rare find as their own.

by Theresa Rebeck

REVIEWS

MAURITIUS

DCTS review

• Mary Johnson . Baltimore Sun
• Theresa Winslow . HometownAnnapolis.com

Wilde’s story of a young man-about-town determined to get his sordid future behind him before he weds has been adapted by Stage Guild Artistic Director Bill Largess into a witty comedy of criminal intent. Featured in The Kennedy Center Page to Stage Festival, audiences wanted more. So here it is … a full production! Featuring characters from high and low lives – “Crime and Punishment,” a lá Wilde! [Read more...]