BWW Review: RESOLVING HEDDA at Washington Stage Guild
Life in the theatre is hard enough without having a diva in your show.
Life in the theatre is hard enough without having a diva in your show.
Today's subject Laura Giannarelli has been living her theatre life for many years now on both sides of the footlights.
In response to the unanimous critical raves and enthusiastic audience reaction, the Washington Stage Guild has announced that its current offering, Gulf View Drive by Arlene Hutton, will extend its run until Sunday, Feb.
xWashington Stage Guild in its time has accomplished a number of serialized works over the years, including just about all of Shaw.
The Washington Stage Guild presents the third and final play in Arlene Hutton's romantic trilogy portraying married life in the mid-20th Century.
The Washington Stage Guild presents the third and final play in Arlene Hutton's romantic trilogy portraying married life in the mid-20th Century.
'All Save One' is Greg Jones Ellis' world premiere play about a 1950s Hollywood in which a Oscar Wilde-type playwright is ensconced in Hollywood, with a front marriage to a film star, a longtime relationship with a man who has become his secretary, and temptations right outside the window of his bea
The Washington Stage Guild presents the world premiere of All Save One by area playwright Greg Jones Ellis.
The Washington Stage Guild presents the world premiere of All Save One by area playwright Greg Jones Ellis.
The Washington Stage Guild announced the stepping-down of Executive Director Ann Norton, one of WSG's Founding Members.
The Washington Stage Guild announced the stepping-down of Executive Director Ann Norton, one of WSG's Founding Members.
A ghostly mystery begins a season of DC-area premiere productions by the Washington Stage Guild' (WSG).
Today's subject Maboud Ebrahimzadeh is one of the area's most versatile actors.
A ghostly mystery begins a season of DC-area premiere productions by the Washington Stage Guild (WSG).
A ghostly mystery, a witty comedy-drama, a poignant romance, and a sassy revisiting of a world classic: The Washington Stage Guild's 2018-2019 season offers four new productions never before seen in the DC area.
Today's subjects, Bill Largess and Ann Norton, are living their theatre lives as the Artistic Director and Executive Director of one of the gems in our local theatre scene.
A true story of censorship and civil rights leaps from the pages of history and into its Washington, DC premiere in Washington Stage Guild's production of Kenneth Jones's new play, Alabama Story, March 22-April 15 at the Undercroft Theatre at Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church, 900 Mass
Washington Stage Guild had a hit last year with the 1940s Americana romance 'Last Train to Nibroc,' so it's natural to want to stage the sequel by Arlene Hutton featuring the same pair of actors as the appealing couple, Lexi Langs and Wood Van Meter.
The Washington Stage Guild offers a warm and touching tale of young love with the Washington area premiere of See Rock City by Arlene Hutton.
A modern day holiday season might include such activities as camping out at Walmart for a 3:00 AM special on a flat screen TV for $25.