From U Street to the Cotton Club
April 24, 2009 by Debbie Jackson
Filed under Features, Our Reviews
From U Street to the Cotton Club at Source couldn’t be better geographically positioned, just two blocks from the legendary U Street, the Lincoln Theatre, and a number of historical and cultural landmarks of the corridor. Read more
Berliner Kabarett
April 7, 2009 by Leslie Weisman
Filed under Our Reviews
Place: Berlin, Germany; a small cabaret theatre. Time: between the two World Wars. The democratic Weimar Republic has been established in the wake of Germany’s humiliating defeat. But the Allies’ punitive reparations have left the economy in shambles, the people depressed, resentful, quick with a bitter quip, in desperate need of escape. Read more
Orpheus in the Underworld
January 21, 2009 by Rosalind Lacy
Filed under Our Reviews
Orpheus in the Underworldby Jacques Offenbach
English adaptation by Kelley Rourke
Directed by Rick Davis and Joel Lazar
Music Director and Orchestra Conductor Joel Lazar
Produced by The In Series
Reviewed by Rosalind Lacy
How do you escape the cold? Climb Mt. Olympus and let The In Series send you to Hell. Orpheus in the Underworld at The Atlas Performing Arts Center is the best trip you’ll take all winter. Let well-trained, beautiful voices that need no microphones steam up your opera glasses. If this is Hell, you want to go there. Read more
Mozart’s Men
September 24, 2008 by Rosalind Lacy
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Mozart’s Men
music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, from the operas Le Nozze di Figaro/The Marriage of Figaro; Don Giovanni; Cosi fan tutte/Women Are Like That
book by Charlotte Stoudt; English lyrics for Act II by Nick Olcott and Bari Biern
directed by Colin Hovde
music direction by Alice Mikolajewskir
reviewed by Rosalind Lacy
If you find opera off-putting and elitist, bring on the men for Mozart’s Men. Some of those aristocrats may be villains but it’s time they had a trial to defend themselves. Read more





