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Matthew Gardiner’s sizzling revival of Stephen Schwartz’s musical pulses with sensuality, sharp choreography, and powerhouse performances. The post Signature Theatre’s Pippin Is Se...
Director Matthew Gardiner molds a ’70s-era rock musical into a timely and timeless production that feels fresh and relevant. By LISA TRAIGER
A white male theater professional claims he was barred from applying for an off-stage post. [ more › ]
“Liberation” by Bess Wohl won won best play and “Schmigadoon” by Cinco Paul best musical at the 79th annual Tony Award, with “Ragtime” best revival of a musical. “Death of A Salesm...
One of the biggest hits on Broadway right now is a reimagined version of "Cats," the legendary musical about a tribe of felines. "Cats: The Jellicle Ball" has received acclaim and...
It’s one of the most politically charged pieces of musical theater to come through DC this year. By DANIELLA IGNACIO
In these difficult and divided times, this new musical revue hits the perfect notes. By NEAL LEARNER
A rash of terrific reviews for a part he’s longed to play The post Cedric Neal on his juicy narrator role in ‘Pippin’ appeared first on Washington Blade: LGBTQ News, Politics, LGBT...
Aiming to introduce youth to musical theater, the program, created in 2005, honors Stephen Sondheim and is named after one of his songs.
Performed in concert with no set, Washington National Opera’s no-gimmicks production was riveting. By MARC FYOR
Bethesda Little Theatre production explores themes of dreams and aspirations, struggle and heartbreak, protest, progress, and hope. By BRETT JORDAN
The sixth annual presentation by Signature Theatre and Wolf Trap featured Tituss Burgess, Heather Headley, Alex De Bard, Kevin McAllister, and more. By JEFFREY WALKER
Whether audiences discovered her on Broadway as the star of Mamma Mia, through her viral interpretation of Radiohead’s “Creep,” or during her runs as Elphaba in the touring product...
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