Tag: Theater

It's a big birthday bash for the Bard. William Shakespeare would turn 461 years old on April 23. Join the Folger Shakespeare Library, on Saturday,...

A coalition of DC-based theater artists are joining forces to produce a new independent theater festival, District Fringe, to be held in the summer...

It’s a foregone conclusion that William Shakespeare’s work is the be-all and end-all. If all the world’s a stage, then you can never have...

What makes a great leader? This weighty question looms large in our national discourse as a new presidential administration takes up the helm. For...

Human connection, touch, intimacy. Everyone craves it. The primal urge to forge bonds with those around us is encoded from birth. This election month...

Change. Along with death and taxes, it’s pretty much unavoidable. As we bid farewell to summer and welcome cooler temperatures, we’re reminded that change...

Nobody said it better than Smokey Robinson and The Miracles. Women really do make the world go ‘round, so this month’s column previews theater...

In between heatwaves and a surreal election cycle, summer has felt like a restless fever dream. What we need right now is respite from...

In July, we celebrate the the birth of our nation with fireworks, cookouts, flags and bunting. What does ‘Independence’ mean to you? The strength...

In the dark early morning hours of June 28, 1969, the Stonewall Inn in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village was raided by the NYPD and became...