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By David Gordon· May 25, 2012 · Washington DC

Capital Pride and theatreWashington will team up for Music in the Night, as part of Washington DC's 37th Capital Pride Celebration, to be held Monday, June 4 at Town Danceboutique. Hosted by Joshua [...]

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By Dan Bacalzo· May 23, 2012 · Washington DC

The Shakespeare Theatre Company has extended its run of the Carlo Goldoni classic: The Servant of Two Masters, adapted by Constance Congdon. Christopher Bayes directs this commedia dell'arte producti[...]

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By David Gordon· May 23, 2012 · Washington DC

Morgan Freeman and Elie Wiesel will receive Lincoln Medals at the Ford's Theatre Annual Gala on Sunday, June 3. The black-tie evening will be followed by a seated dinner at the National Portrait Gall[...]

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By Bethany Rickwald· May 23, 2012 · Washington DC

CulturalDC is set to present 24 original works for the stage as part of its fifth Source Festival, running June 8-July 1 at Source. The line-up will feature three full-length plays including Gabriel [...]

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By Bethany Rickwald· May 23, 2012 · Washington DC

Arena Stageat the Mead Center for American Theater has announced that D.C.-area arts manager and artist David Snider will take over the role of director of artistic programming at the theater. Snide[...]

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By Dan Bacalzo· May 23, 2012 · Washington DC

The National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress has announced the 25 sound recordings that will be newly added to its collection, which aims to highlight the richness of the nation's audio[...]

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By David Gordon· May 23, 2012 · Washington DC

Playwright Anne Washburn's curiosity about what society would resemble after the flu has wiped out most of the earth's population led to her newest work, Mr. Burns, a post-electric play, opening on Ma[...]

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By Brian Scott Lipton· May 21, 2012 · Washington DC

Theatre World Award winner Burke Moses has had an impressive career on the musical stage, with leading roles on Broadway in Guys and Dolls, Beauty and the Beast, Kiss Me, Kate, and The Frogs, as well [...]

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By Bethany Rickwald· May 18, 2012 · New York,Washington DC

The international new play festival Zeitgeist is set to present the work of new playwrights from Austria, Germany, and Switzerland in staged readings with leading directors in Washington and New York[...]

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By Dan Bacalzo· May 17, 2012 · Washington DC

Broadway stars Megan Hilty and Kelli O'Hara will be among the performers for this year's A Capitol Fourth, to be broadcast live by PBS from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol, on July 4 from 8pm to 9:3[...]

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