All posts tagged "theater alliance"
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Stage: Fall Arts Preview 2024
From musicals to madness, from horror classics to classic Shakespeare, from compelling drama to comedy tonight, D.C.-area stages have it all.
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Editor’s Pick – Poetry For The People: The June Jordan Experience
The bisexual Black poet/teacher/activist June Jordan is getting renewed attention through a brand new stage work.
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Hot Picks of the Week: Dragula returns, Strathmore’s Holiday Market, SeoulSpice, and more!
Everything from a Native American cinema showcase to Deborah Cox with the National Philharmonic to Gladys Knight and Smokey Robinson at MGM National Harbor.
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Psalmayene 24 is busy imagining a post-pandemic future
Theater dynamo Psalmayene 24 is currently hosting an online salon series at Studio
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DC Theater Review: ‘This Bitter Earth’ at Theater Alliance
Built around a pair of potent performances, This Bitter Earth explores an interracial gay couple's love and conflict
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Still Life with Rocket at Theater Alliance
Annie Houston is a matriarch whose approaching death threatens to tear her family apart
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Untraditional Tidings
Got the holiday spirit – but tired of tradition? Call it bah-humbug blasphemy, but most area theaters and concert venues aim to entice the average...
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The Vanishing
There are three things you should know about Theater Alliance's How to Disappear Completely And Never Be Found: It's too long, too manic and, ultimately,...
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Theater Alliance presents Black Nativity
Theater Alliance presents Black Nativity, Langston Hughes’s retelling of the Biblical Christmas story from an Afro-centric perspective, incorporating gospel, blues, funk, jazz and dance with...
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Great Escape
Ragtime is one of those musicals. It's big. It's opulent. It's filled with infectious songs that will remain firmly in your head for days after...
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Living Testament
Talking to Bruce Ward about his play, Lazarus Syndrome, is like navigating a minefield -- albeit one in which you long to step on the...
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Silent Weapon
Some shows are almost impossible to review. This isn't because they are bad plays. In fact, those are actually the easiest to work with. There...
