BWW Reviews: Companhia Hiato Brings Creative O JARDIM to Kennedy Center
Leonardo Moreira's Portuguese language O JARDIM (translated as 'The Garden') is perhaps one of the more creative entries in the ongoing Iberian Suite festival at Kennedy Center.
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BWW Interviews: Peter Hilliard and Matt Boresi Talk Upcoming World Premiere of BLUE VIOLA at UrbanArias
Peter Hilliard and Matt Boresi answered a few questions from BroadwayWorld DC about what audiences might expect from the world premiere of BLUE VIOLA, their writing partnership, history with UrbanArias, and of course the whole contested debate about musical theatre vs.
BWW Reviews: Eugenia León Pays Tribute to the Greats at Kennedy Center with VOCES DE MUJERES, VOCES DEL PUEBLO
Famed Mexican singer Eugenia Leon made her Kennedy Center debut this weekend and put succinctly, at least musically, it proved to be a debut to remember.
BWW Reviews: Ballet Flamenco Sara Baras Makes Kennedy Center Debut with VOCES, SUITE FLAMENCA
One of the greatest things about the Kennedy Center is its long history of exposing Washington, DC audiences to a healthy selection of international theatre, music, and dance artists.
BWW Reviews: KID VICTORY Haunts at Signature Theatre
Let's just get right to it.
BWW Reviews: CHICAGO: THE MUSICAL Offers Bit of Razzle Dazzle at the National Theatre
'Chicago' returns yet again to DC's historic National Theatre.
BWW Reviews: Intriguing Yet Muddled ZERO HOUR: TOKYO ROSE'S LAST TAPE Plays Kennedy Center
Celebrated Japanese artist Miwa Yanagi's play, Zero Hour: Tokyo Rose's Last Tape is making the rounds to various American cities (before playing Washington DC's Kennedy Center this past weekend, it played New York).
BWW Reviews: RAPTURE, BLISTER, BURN at Round House Theatre Proves to Be Winner
At Round House Theatre, all that is exceedingly good about Gionfriddo's play 'on paper' is leveraged in the best way possible for this production, and made even 'better' by exceptional acting, direction, and production values.
BWW Reviews: Studio Theatre's CHOIR BOY is Emotionally Gripping with Heavenly Music to Boot
The rich language and music, coupled with emotionally-charged acting, and a compelling story make CHOIR BOY one to see.
BWW Reviews: Creative and Innovative Take on PIPPIN Plays the National Theatre
It's pure musical theatre and its finest.
BWW Reviews: Megan Hilty's A KENNEDY CENTER CHRISTMAS Delights
Simply stunning!Megan Hilty, star of stage and screen, offered a good dose of holiday cheer and some fine vocals to an appreciative Kennedy Center audience this weekend.
BWW Reviews: ANDREA MCARDLE Returns to Kennedy Center
As a kid, I loved all things Annie.
BWW Reviews: DONNY & MARIE Bring Holiday Cheer to the National
On tour with their latest incarnation of their holiday show - now playing in Washington, DC at the National Theatre - their legions of loyal fans have yet another chance to revel in the fun of them sharing their love for music, family, the holidays and more.
BWW Reviews: Tony-Nominated Writers PASEK AND PAUL Share Love of Musical Theatre with Bethesda Audience
Act Two @ Levine, one of the strongest youth musical theatre education programs in our area, continued its tradition this week of providing its cast members with opportunities to learn from the best of the business in Washington, DC and beyond.
BWW Reviews: Ahrens and Flaherty's LITTLE DANCER Is One to Remember at Kennedy Center
Inspired by Edgar Degas' famous sculpture of a 14 year-old dancer, 'Little Dancer' is one of those kinds of musicals that you don't see much anymore.
BWW Reviews: Adventure's Premiere of TINY TIM'S CHRISTMAS CAROL Delights
A pure delight! Ah, the Christmas season is upon us! For the theater and ballet-going public, that means numerous productions of Dickens' A Christmas Carol and probably more than a few Nutcracker offerings to choose from.
BWW Reviews: Washington Stage Guild Goes Contemporary With Symbolism-Filled PEN
A little quirky, sure.
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