Adventure Theatre-MTC will reach into classic stories to create its five-show 2018-2019 season, the company announced. Included will be two world premiere musicals co-produced with outstanding theater companies outside of the DC area.
Capital Fringe tickets are on sale. Here’s what you need to know.
The Capital Fringe Festival, DC’s annual theatrical adventure into the new, the innovative, the small, and the off-the-wall, is now open to the ticket-buying public. Here’s what you need to know: WHEN IS IT? Fringe runs from July 7 to 29. That last week will reprise favorite Fringe shows. WHAT’S THE LINEUP? Show descriptions and […]
Rainbow Theatre Project presents 5 shows in Season 6
The Rainbow Theatre Project, dedicated to producing art which captures the experience of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, will present a five-production sixth season which includes a cabaret and a work from one of America’s greatest playwrights. The season will begin with Siegmund Fuchs’ In the Closet, a story about four gay men, each […]
1st Stage announces its 11th Season, 5 plays and a festival
For its 11th season, Tyson’s 1st Stage will have a war story, a story about the aftermath of a war, a story about a tragic war fought in a high school, a story about a man returning from prison life — and a story about a wedding. Plus: a festival of solo performances.
In Series’ new season features work by its incoming artistic director Timothy Nelson
In Series, for many years under the leadership of its founder Carla Hübner, will begin its first season with Timothy Nelson as Artistic Director this September, mashing great composers up with great writers, updating old texts and giving them new meaning, and, for the holidays and the new year, bringing us some old favorites.
Another major change has come to DC theatre. Forum Theatre has closed.
Forum Theatre, long noted in DC for its raw and politically provocative theatermaking, has elected to cease operations, effective immediately.
Celebrating Shalwitz: report from the scene Monday night for the One and Only Howard Shalwitz
From the theater that prodded, poked, and provoked for nigh on forty years rose the unlikeliest of DC’s hallowed institutions and its leader – Howard Shalwitz. Many from the Woolly Mammoth herd gathered together Monday night to pay tribute to the man. The occasion of Shalwitz’ announced retirement had sparked the altogether curious affair. Though […]
Next season, The National’s 7 show Broadway series opens with a new Beetlejuice musical and closes with Bat Out of Hell
The seven shows hosted by the National Theatre next season will be either straight from New York or heading there.
Helen Hayes Awards 2018 photo album
Washington theatre’s most glamorous night out – The Helen Hayes Awards 2018, May 14, 2018 at The Anthem, as seen through the lens of Ryan Maxwell. Recognize anyone? Help us caption their photos (see below) Add a caption
Feedspot awards DC Theatre Scene best theatre blog of 2018
We are very excited to be named among Feedspot’s 30 Best Blogs for 2018, listed along with The Washingtonian, blog friends Eater DC and Kid-Friendly DC, and travel, eatery and fashion blogs we’ll be checking out soon. They all write to remind everyone what a great area we live in. We’re proud to stand as […]
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