The awards for the 26th Annual Helen Hayes Awards were announced on Monday, April 5, 2010 at the Warner Theatre. During 2009, 182 productions were produced that met the Helen Hayes Awards’ eligibility requirements. Scores were tabulated in consideration of 2,821 indiviudal pieces of work, direction, design and 1,669 acting performances.
Falls Church News-Press: F.C.’s Providence Players Tackle ‘Laramie Project’ Washingtonian: Reasons to Be Pretty (Studio Theatre) Examiner: At Shakespeare Theatre’s ‘Will on the Hill’ 4/26, politicians and actors raise hell and funds Fairfax Times: Humility scores with ‘Humble Boy’ Tragi-comedy retelling of ‘Hamlet’ with less bloodshed (1st Stage) Washington City Paper: Reasons to Be Pretty […]
Counterpunch: It’s Still Race, Stupid (Clybourne Park, Woolly Mammoth) Washington Post: Review: Keegan Theatre’s ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’ Washington Post: Theater review: Neil LaBute’s ‘Reasons to Be Pretty’ at Studio Theatre Talkin’ Broadway: My Name Is Asher Lev (Round House Theatre) Talkin’ Broadway: Stalag 17 (American Century Theater)
Mike Clark talks with Evan Hoffman, director of the wonderful production of Metamorphoses, playing at the Elden Street Players in Herndon, Virgina.
DCTS: Curtain Call – meet the 2010 Helen Hayes nominees DCTS: Humble Boy (1st Stage)
Info About Port City Playhouse’s production of Front Page Performance Schedule: Playing through March 28th More info about Port City Playhouse Production history of Front Page Press Mentions Alexandria Gazette Packet: Huge Cast Fills Lee’s Stage; Some 22 Actors Perform 1920’s The Front Page Photo Gallery Mark Adams – Hildy Johnson & Elizabeth Heir – […]
Today The ShowBiz Radio spotlight is on the Molotov Theatre Group. We spoke with Alex Zavistovich, a founding member and resident goremister.
The celebration of the 2009 WATCH (Washington Area Theater Community Honors) Awards was held at a public ceremony at The Birchmere on Sunday, March 14, 2010. The awards this year marked the first time that awards were differentiated for musicals and plays. The ceremony was hosted by actor Fred Nelson. The ceremony, which ran 3 […]
Info About By the Bog of Cats Performance Schedule: Playing through February 28th More info about 1st Stage Production history of By the Bog of Cats Press Mentions Examiner: 1st Stage’s ‘By the Bog of Cats’ fuses Greek tragedy, Irish setting Washington Post: Nelson Pressley on ‘By the Bog of Cats’ at 1st Stage in […]
This hour long children’s show was a joy to watch.