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Arena Stage's world premiere production offers something a little bit different. Despite some fundamental challenges, the play shows considerable promise.

Accomplished theatre artist David Gonzalez answers from DC BroadwayWorld about his upcoming world premiere solo piece at the Kennedy Center, 'Man of the House (Or: How I Tracked Down My Dad, the Spy)' and what inspired it, his varied career to date, and what comes next.

This is a play that deserves to be seen and Molotov certainly does it justice and then some. Incidentally, as my first experience with a Molotov Theatre Group production, I can't wait to see what the company does next.

Local musical theatre students had the chance to learn from one of Broadway's best this weekend!

This timeless presentation is definitely one that needs to be seen. At just $15 a ticket, Taffety makes Shakespeare accessible to everyone and, to my mind, is among the most successful in the city at doing justice to the material - regardless of ticket price.

Unflinchingly raw, this show is one to see.

Red Speedo shows promise despite its flaws.

Benanti proves why she has one of Broadway's best voices with a benefit performance at George Mason University.

Though there are challenges, even a less than perfect Synetic show is always a pleasure to behold to see the masterful artistry at work.

This production is a more than solid start to a promising 2013-2014 season!

If this is how Theater J starts its season, I can't wait to see what else is in store.

DC BroadwayWorld takes a look at the upcoming 2013-2014 and talks with Act Two program leadership and participants about what makes the intensive musical theatre training program so special.

The versatile and genuine performer elated the Wolf Trap crowd proving why he's achieved international stardom.

Belting, showtunes, an exquisite orchestra? Who can ask for much more?

Nice concept, but this play has a long way to go.

There's a nice concept at play in this piece, but there's much more work to be done if it is to have a future life.

This is a difficult piece, but one which has undeniable promise. With some tweaks here and there, I think it could be ready for primetime at an area theatre. Washington DC Artistic Directors? Hope you all took a look at this one.

Ultimately the solo piece has an interesting premise, but falters a bit with execution.

With Caruthers sharing great music and interesting stories, you can't help but fall in love with the cello yourself.

Grain of Sand Theatre delivers a powerful drama with 'Tell-Tale.'