Local Playwright Roy C. Berkowitz will be joined by Producer/Director Matt Starr and cast members Gail Griffith and Bruce Jacklin of the film version of his one-act play ‘Neitzsche’ Ate Here this Saturday, March 9th at 2:00 PM at the DC Jewish Community Center – 1529 16th Street, NW, in Washington, … Continue reading
The In Series mounts a lovely and powerful production of two operas to open their thirtieth consecutive season. Producing Artistic Director Carla Hübner, who founded the Series in 1982 has called the evening Love and Witchcraft as part of their Pocket Opera. Although … Continue reading
There is nothing quite like the hilarious high brow humor of British wit. Combine that with an element of sharp, poignant physical comedy and you have Taking Steps the opening production of Constellation Theatre’s sixth season. There are misunderstood notes, … Continue reading
iConfess is a musical that bizarrely almost foils its own success by stumbling at the first step, namely billing itself as a musical. Had it called itself a play and proceeded accordingly, it would have been really very good: clever … Continue reading
Washington Improv Theater’s ensemble iMusical: The Improvised Musical! invites you to explore the risks of keeping – or telling – the truth. Will you dare to divulge? WIT specializes in longform improv, which emphasizes the development of narrative, theme, and character … Continue reading
Hockadoo! I was a little apprehensive about walking into The Opera House to see a new cast and production of a musical I have loved since I first saw it in NYC, but let me put the doubts to rest … Continue reading
This year’s Source Festival shows are divided into three themes each one based on a full length play. The set of Rites of Passage themed plays looks at the moments in our life that define who we are and give … Continue reading
The decision was a quick and easy “Yes, and Yes” Washington Improv Theater (WIT) would coordinate improv performances, and it would also create space for others to perform at Artomatic 2012. After all: WIT and Artomatic are a perfect match. For … Continue reading
Directed by Allison Arkell Stockman, Constellation Theatre Company’s phenomenal production of Mary Zimmerman’s Metamorphoses is a gift from the gods. It blends aspects of storytelling and Ovid’s Tales together to create a sensational aesthetically titillating performance that will keep you on the edge … Continue reading
Not only does Jesús Daniel Hernández posses a beautiful tenor voice, he also has a remarkable story to tell about his life, his training, being discovered, and his career. Jesús tells us about De Mi Corazón Latino [From My Latin Heart], which … Continue reading
Constellation Theatre Company is one of Washington, DC’s under-the-radar wonders. Founded in 2007, the theater company, in its intimate space at Source, has quietly been doing the big things that theater alone can do. With a BA in religion from … Continue reading