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Given the high stakes involved in discussing transgender issues Forum theatre could have staged a traditional play.

The NATIONAL NEW PLAY NETWORK (NNPN), the country's alliance of non-profit theatres that champions the development, production, and continued life of new plays, proudly announces that Gwydion Suilebhan has been hired as the Project Director for NNPN's New Play Exchange, the national database of play

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.

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.

Perhaps with some more work this show could be something special, but right now it's not there.

Produced by special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

Scroll down for a photo from last night's American Federation of Teachers' 'Making a Difference' event in which celebrities honored teachers who made a difference in their lives.

THE BOOK OF MORMON, winner of nine Tony Awards including Best Musical, has broken its own Opera House theater record in Washington, D.

It's fun, but hardly for the history books.

A musical adaptation of a beloved children's book, a co-production of a fairy tale favorite, and the regional premiere of a zany new kid's comedy will all be featured in the first season of the rebranded NextStop Theatre Company, formerly known as Elden Street Players.

Three celebrities will honor the public school teachers who made a difference in their lives at a very special evening session on Tuesday, July 23, during the American Federation of Teachers' summer conference in Washington, D.

Three celebrities will honor the public school teachers who made a difference in their lives at a very special evening session today, July 23 during the American Federation of Teachers' summer conference in Washington, D.

In some rare cases, a decision to share tales of one's past can give the audience a theatrical experience that it will remember far after the last bow.

The Fabulous 50+ Players will be performing an outreach program, based on their shows Fab 50s do Vaudeville and Our Hit Parade, at various senior centers throughout Howard County during November and December 2013.

Witty and informed.

Well-researched and performed, this one deserves an audience.

Svec wins the audience over and then some.

Well sung and engaging, this show is one to see!

Kaplan is an engaging actor, but does his solo piece really offer anything new? You decide.

I wanted to like this show, but it needs much more work if it's to have a future.