Constellation flexes its farce with "The School for Lies," a brightly funny, briskly-paced rhyming retooling of Molière.
John Jarboe explores gender queerness through the metaphor of cannibalism.
"Melancholy Play" is "a perfect over-the-top exploration of what melancholy is"
A look behind-the-scenes at the costume craft in Source Theatre's new musical
"Perfect Arrangement" returns for an encore run at the Source Theatre Festival
Constellation Theatre's Peter and the Starcatcher is a fantastically entertaining trip to Neverland
Kathryn Chase Bryer directs a Rick Elice’s prequel to Peter Pan, complete with swordfights, shipwrecks and mermaids, but also clever wordplay, daring ensemble movement and...
The InSeries devotes its latest revue to one of the great unsung heroes of the American songbook
Constellation Theatre's "Journey to the West" fails to be about the destination
''He lit up like a child on Christmas morning about the idea of getting to work with Cole Porter music,'' Steven Scott Mazzola says. He's...
In a new play now running as part of the lineup at the Source Festival, a gay couple and a lesbian couple in D.C. swap...
''I'm not sure the new generation really knows who he is, or his place in musical theater history,'' Abel Lopez says of Kurt Weill. The...
''I've recently fallen in love with opera,'' says Alan Paul, conceding, ''I've been on an obsessive, opera-going mission over the last year.'' And he's not...
What do you call a farce that's not particularly funny? The real Mackay. Of course, what you want is the real McCoy – something from...
''I really enjoy this and it would have never happened if Placido had not invited me to his program.'' Of course, Placido Domingo would have...