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Randy Johnson on Writing and Directing ‘One Night with Janis Joplin’ at Arena Stage by Joel Markowitz

Posted on June 17, 2013 by Joel Markowitz
Randy Johnson. Photo courtesy of Arena Stage.

After a critically acclaimed run at Arena Stage last October One Night with Janis Joplin is back. I asked Director Randy Johnson about the new production about to open at Arena Stage an how the show has evolved since he first wrote … Continue reading →

Part 8: Letters From the Living Dead: “This is the end of broadcast day” by Stephen Gregory Smith

Posted on November 17, 2012 by Guest Author
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Tonight is the final performance of NightoftheLivingDead (the musical) at Kensington Arts Theatre. How can I possibly begin to wrap this whole series up in a nice bow? I can start by thanking the entire cast and crew of our show. … Continue reading →

‘Into the Woods’ at George Mason University by Audrey Thornton

Posted on October 28, 2012 by Audrey Thornton
(L-R): Matthew Lincoln-Bugg (Cinderella's Prince) and Jacob Lash (Rapunzel's Prince).

Hang on to your seats everyone! Bring your best belly laugh and strongest applause — you are in for a treat when the final musical presentation of Into the Woods takes center stage today at 4 PM at George Mason … Continue reading →

‘The Completely Fictional-Utterly True-Final Strange Tale of Edgar Allan Poe’ at CENTERSTAGE by Amanda Gunther

Posted on October 25, 2012 by Amanda Gunther
(l to r) Virginia (Caroline Kaplan) Edgar Allan Poe (Bruce Randolph Nelson) and Young Edgar (Charlie Thurston). Photo by Richard Anderson.

Once upon a midnight dreary there came a production that spoke quite clearly of a haunted poet whose tale is known forever more; the madness of a man quite clearly haunted by his ending nearly, approaching rapidly the ghost of … Continue reading →

‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ at Compass Rose Studio Theater by Amanda Gunther

Posted on October 25, 2012 by Amanda Gunther
The Cast of To Kill A Mockingbird. Photo by Stan Barouh.

Learning to stand in another man’s shoes is no easy task as Harper Lee reminds us in the literary classic To Kill A Mockingbird. Brought to the stage through Christopher Sergel’s adaptation based on the Pulitzer Prize Winning novel, The … Continue reading →

Meet Into the Woods’ Alexandra Pool, Matt Succi, Matthew Lincoln-Bugg & Rafael Medina @ George Mason University

Posted on October 25, 2012 by Joel Markowitz
Matthew Lincoln-Bugg (Cinderella's Prince) performing at the seventh annual ARTS by George! benefit event in September 2012. Photo by Stan Engebretson.

Journey into the woods as we meet four cast members – Alexandra Pool, Matt Succi, Matthew Lincoln-Bugg & Rafael Medina - of George Mason University’s production of Into the Woods, playing this weekend at George Mason University’s Center for the Arts. Alexandra … Continue reading →

‘Into the Woods’ Brittany Martz, Jacob Lash, Kate Merryman, and Miranda Carver at George Mason University

Posted on October 25, 2012 by Joel Markowitz
Kate Merryman (Cinderella) performing at the seventh annual ARTS by George! benefit event in September 2012. Photo by Stan Engebretson.

Journey into the woods as we meet four cast members – Brittany Martz, Kate Merryman, Jacob Lash, and Miranda Carver - of George Mason University’s production of Into the Woods, playing this weekend at George Mason University’s Center for the Arts. … Continue reading →

Meet Kyle Imperatore (Baker) and Cara Pellegrino (Baker’s Wife) of George Mason University’s ‘Into the Woods’

Posted on October 25, 2012 by Joel Markowitz
L-R) Kyle Imperatore (The Baker) and Rafael Medina (Jack) at George Mason University's seventh annual ARTS by George! benefit in September 2012. Photo by Stan Engebretson.

Meet The Baker and The Baker’s Wife in George Mason University’s production of Into the Woods.  My name is Kyle Imperatire. I am 19 years old and I grew up in the town of Mastic Beach on Long Island, New York. I am … Continue reading →

‘Going Into the Woods’: Part Two: Musical Director Dennis M. Layendecker by Joel Markowitz

Posted on October 24, 2012 by Joel Markowitz
Dennis Layendecker, Director, School of Music. Photo by Alexis Glenn/Creative Services/George Mason University

Dr. Dennis M. Layendecker, director of the School of Music and University Heritage Chair of Music, will conduct the Mason Symphony Orchestra for George Mason University’s Department of Theater and School of Music’s collaborative production of Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods . Joel: Please tell us about The … Continue reading →

‘I Love to Eat’ at Round House Theatre by David Friscic

Posted on October 24, 2012 by David Friscic
Nick Olcott as James Beard. Photo by Danisha Crosby.

Like a dinner with a good friend, Round House Theatre’s production of I Love to Eat is a savory and satisfying addition to their 2012-2013 theatre season.  Producing Artistic Director Ryan Rilette has chosen a refreshing and witty contrasting follow up … Continue reading →

‘Beauty and the Beast’ at The Puppet Co. by Julia L. Exline

Posted on October 24, 2012 by Julia L. Exline
Christopher and MayField Piper, and the 'Beauty and the Beast' marionettes by Terry Snyder. Photo courtesy of The Puppet Co.

The Puppet Co. presents Beauty and the Beast, an iconic tale performed in one of its lesser-known original versions, treating the audience with a different perspective in which to view one of their favorite fairy-tale princesses. Allan Stevens directs this … Continue reading →

An interview with Kristofer and Rolando Sanz on Young Artists of America’s Upcoming Season by Joel Markowitz

Posted on October 23, 2012 by Joel Markowitz
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Young Artists of America, which was founded just over a year ago by Artistic Director Rolando Sanz, Music Director Kristofer Sanz, and Executive Director Jane Coyne, provides opportunities for high school and college age musicians to perform large scale works … Continue reading →

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