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The Cat in the Hat was a fun-filled afternoon that took your mind away from the cares of life for a bit.

Here are the openings, closings, and auditions for the week of June 24-30, 2013.

We’d like to thank Aldersgate Church Community Theater and American Backstage Company for sponsoring ShowBizRadio this week. Aldersgate Church Community Theater continues the musical Man of La Mancha on Friday night. American Backstage Company is Washington’s premier theatrical store. You too can support independent media’s support of the arts by purchasing advertising on the ShowBizRadio […]

Here are the openings, closings, and auditions for the week of June 17-23, 2013.

We’d like to thank Aldersgate Church Community Theater and American Backstage Company for sponsoring ShowBizRadio this week. Aldersgate Church Community Theater opens the musical Man of La Mancha on Friday night. American Backstage Company is Washington’s premier theatrical store. You too can support independent media’s support of the arts by purchasing advertising on the ShowBizRadio […]

All in all, Encore’s Sleeping Beauty was an enjoyable performance with laughter and love. And, of course, the happy ending.

Here are the openings, closings, and auditions for the week of June 10-16, 2013.

We’d like to thank American Backstage Company for sponsoring ShowBizRadio this week. American Backstage Company is Washington’s premier theatrical store, offering costume rentals and sales, accessories, dance shoes, theatre scripts and books, wigs, hats, and stage makeup. You too can support independent media’s support of the arts by purchasing advertising on the ShowBizRadio web site.

The National Capital Area Cappies celebrated the 2012-2013 Season with an Awards Gala Sunday, June 9th in the Concert Hall of the John F Kennedy Center, Washington D.C. The three-hour ceremony was sold out, and will be aired later this summer on Red Apple 21 channel on Fairfax Cable TV.

Though at times confusing with characters hurrying through a scene, the Providence Players of Fairfax made positive use of a detailed set and situations to take a funny look at farce in the mid 19th century.