Matt Reville for the Sun Gazette reviews Act III Theatre Company’s production of A Year With Frog & Toad: The name sums it all up: audiences spent some time watching the seasons change with two amphibian buddies who share just about everything but personality types. Read the complete article at: ‘Frog and Toad’ Delivers Plenty […]
The newly merged CCT2FP Theatre Company is blogging about their August production of Bare: the Musical. Right now they are posting brief interviews with the cast. Check it out at http://cct2ftblog.blogspot.com/. Adding a blog to your theater’s web site is a great way to get your audience involved with your shows. Write a bit about […]
This weekend we are planning to cover the following shows: Tea At Five, Zemfira Stage, Alexandria, Virginia The Titans, American Century Theater, Arlington, Virginia A Year With Frog and Toad, Encore Stage and Studio, Arlington, Virginia A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Vpstart Crow, Manassas, Virginia
Listen to our review of Upper Room Theatre Ministry’s The Music Man [MP3 4:11 1.9MB]; or read the transcript.
Chevy Chase Players has announced their planned 2008-2009 season: Art, October – November 2008 The Odd Couple, March 2009 The Last Night of Ballyhoo, May 2009 Schedule is subject to change due to performance rights conflicts or other issues.
Listen to the talkback discussion [MP3 10:44 4.9MB] with the cast and crew of Vpstart Crow’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream; or read the transcript.
Bennie Scarton, Jr. for InsideNOVA.com writes about Upper Room Theater Ministry’s The Music Man: The Music Man, this week will be the seventh summer musical production in as many years by the Upper Room Theatre Ministries at All Saints Catholic Church in Manassas. The performances will be Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. […]
Anne Midgette for the Washington Post writes about two new operas at the Capital Fringe Festival: What is the difference between opera and musical theater? Some composers will tell you that it’s an opera house. That’s not the view of Opera Alterna, a small new company with a mission to bring opera to different kinds […]
Cristopher Rawson for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette write about the American Theatre Critics Association Conference held in DC last month: What do theater critics do in conference assembled? They go to plays — up to 10 in the six days of the recent American Theatre Critics Association gathering in greater Washington, getting a full taste of […]
