All posts tagged "kennedy center"
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Review: WNO’s “La Boheme”
WNO's "La Boheme" is saturated in uncompromising quality and creative detail
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Concert Master: Danny Elfman
Danny Elfman's memorable scores for the films of Tim Burton come to the NSO Pops
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“Evita” and “Driving Miss Daisy” offer audiences a study in contrasts
"Evita" and "Driving Miss Daisy" offer audiences a study in contrasts
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Stage: Fall Arts Preview 2014
All of Washington’s a stage. Has a nice ring to it, no? But in fact, D.C. theater continues to grow and thrive, as several of...
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National Symphony Orchestra’s Labor Day Concert
NSO Pops Conductor Steven Reineke leads the NSO in its Labor Day Concert, an annual tradition on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. This year’s program...
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Kennedy Center’s Page-to-Stage Festival promotes and grows local theater
Kennedy Center's Page-to-Stage Festival promotes and grows local theater
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Conversations: WAMU’s Rebecca Sheir to talk with Michael Kaiser at Hill Center Stage
Rebecca Sheir of WAMU 88.5 FM’s Metro Connection leads an in-depth conversation with Michael Kaiser, departing longtime head of the Kennedy Center. Kaiser will reflect...
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“Side Show” scribe Bill Russell aims to portray the humanity in those who are different
"Side Show" scribe Bill Russell aims to portray the humanity in those who are different.
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The Joy of Being Sir
Side Show's Robert Joy gets his freak on
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”Side Show” and ”Disney’s The Lion King” provide two worthwhile theatrical experiences at Kennedy Center
“Come Look at the Freaks,” goes the grand opening number in the musical Side Show. And it’s quite possible such a exploitative, sensationalistic call might...
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Finnish group Rajaton joins the NSO to toast ABBA
Finnish group Rajaton joins the NSO to toast ABBA
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Primary Colors: “The Magic Flute”
There are beautiful singing voices in WNO's Magic Flute, yet much is still out of tune
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Star Attraction: Laura Benanti’s ties to GMCW extend beyond song and dance
Laura Benanti remembers having a slight existential crisis as a kid. “What is this world that I live in? What is this horrible place where...
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Love Is the Drug
Although people often call Donizetti’s rom-com The Elixir of Love a good opera for the uninitiated, director Stephen Lawless’s production requires a caveat: Remember that...
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Anglophilic
''All three of these choreographers are at the top of their game,'' Septime Webre says, referring to Trey McIntyre, Christopher Bruce and Christopher Wheeldon. As...
