All posts tagged "musicals"
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Ungentlemanly: “A Gentleman’s Guide” at the Kennedy Center (review)
Dash your high hopes for "A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder" and you may have a chance at enjoying it
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Steven Lutvak: Gentleman’s Touch
Broadway composer Steven Lutvak's life is taking flight along with his career
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Americana: Bright Star (Review)
Bright Star: Carmen Cusack and Paul Alexander Nolan – Photo: Joan Marcus Bright Star is a feel-good musical through and through. It’s also a love...
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An interview with Bright Star’s Walter Bobbie
Walter Bobbie on the evolution of "Bright Star," a powerful, new American musical
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“Turn of the Screw” original cast recording
Earlier this year, the Virginia theater company Creative Cauldron presented a world premiere musical adaptation of The Turn of the Screw — Henry James’s classic gothic novella...
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Stage: Fall Arts Preview 2015
The most notable development this season is of course the unprecedented Women’s Voices Theater Festival. Between now and November nearly every professional theater company in...
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Possible Dream: Anthony Warlow takes on Don Quixote at The Shakespeare
Opera singer Anthony Warlow portrays the "King Lear of music theater" in Man of La Mancha
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Editor’s Pick: Bessie’s Blues at MetroStage
Twenty years ago, Studio Theatre won six Helen Hayes Awards with its production of Bessie’s Blues by Thomas W. Jones II. If you missed its first...
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Evil Dead: The Musical
The Greenbelt Arts Center offers a production of Evil Dead: The Musical, an off Broadway stage adaptation of Sam Raimi’s cult classic zombie film, featuring book...
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Get Nutcracking
“It’s fun to play with dolls!” Actress Erin Weaver makes that exclamation toward the end of The Nutcracker, shouting the line in the most snide...
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Fiddle Me This
Fiddler on the Roof's Sheldon Harnick on his musical's lasting appeal
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Final Weekend: The Lion King at the KenCen
Based on the hit animated film, The Lion King is one of the most beloved and successful musicals of all time, and is still going...
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Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa’s Say You Love Satan gets a concert reading
The new Rainbow Theatre Project offers its third of five “concert readings” of classic LGBT-plays and musicals, this time Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa’s dark comedy Say You...
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Stage: Live Theater and Musicals in D.C.
It never ceases to amaze how remarkably rich, involving and varied the theater scene in Washington is. But it's always been that way -- only...
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Broadway's Musical Wizard
Stephen Schwartz will make what he calls a ''guest appearance'' with the National Symphony Orchestra this weekend. ''I sing a song with the orchestra towards...
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