Tag: Theater

Large bouncy wigs, colorful costumes and patterned set pieces filled the stage at Stuart-Hobson Middle School at 410 E St. NE. Dozens of actors...

There’s plenty of serious stuff going on in the world right now, which is why this month’s column is taking a much-needed summer vacation...

Juneteenth – celebrated on June 19 – marks the day that African Americans in Galveston, Texas, learned they were no longer enslaved, a full...

In Ellen Winner’s 1985 book “Invented Worlds. The Psychology of the Arts”, the author explores the artist’s compulsion to conjure worlds. What is it...

In Ellen Winner’s 1985 book “Invented Worlds. The Psychology of the Arts”, the author explores the artist’s compulsion to conjure worlds. What is it...

In DC’s remix of street artist and activist Banksy’s “Flower Thrower,” the projectile poised to be hurled through the air at an unseen menace...

This month’s column’s a little different. To celebrate summer and the cornucopia of exceptional talent we’re lucky enough to enjoy in DC, we’ve compiled...

Our theater column for May is all about the transformational power and strength of community as told through stories from playwrights at the top...

Our theater column for May is all about the transformational power and strength of community as told through stories from playwrights at the top...

Politics. The thing that most of us think is rude to talk about at the dinner table doesn’t just happen in the vaulted halls...