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Twelve Angry Men ~ Ford’s Theatre

Jordan Wright January 24, 2019

(L-R) Eric Hissom (Juror One), Michael Russotto (Juror Three) and Erik King (Juror Eight). Photo by Scott Suchman.

Playwright Reginald Rose’s Twelve Angry Men had its initial stage debut in 1955. Better known as a writer for television (The Defenders, The Twilight Zone), Rose was inspired to […]

School of Rock ~ The Musical ~ At The National Theatre

Jordan Wright January 19, 2019

Cameron Trueblood in School of Rock Tour. Photo Matt Murphy

For anyone who has harbored fantasies of joining a rock and roll band, School of Rock is a flat-out fantastic, fun-loving musical with an Andrew Lloyd Webber score that hits all the right wah-wahs. With screaming guitar […]

Cinderella ~ A New Adventures Production ~ The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

Jordan Wright January 17, 2019

MATTHEW BOURNE’S CINDERELLA. Liam Mower ‘The Angel – Cinderella’s Fairy Godfather’ and Ashley Shaw ‘Cinderella’ . Photo by Johan Persson.

If you’re looking for a Disney princess in a blue satin gown, go elsewhere. In Sir Matthew Bourne’s ballet, Cinderella, there is nary a tiara-wearing royal – […]

Elegant Cuisine Solutions Dinner at the French Embassy in Washington, DC Stars Sous Vide Inventor Bruno Goussault

Jordan Wright January 17, 2019

Alexandria-based Cuisine Solutions will commemorate International Sous Vide Day on January 26, 2019. The celebration honors the birthdate of Cuisine Solutions chief scientist Bruno Goussault, the “father” of sous-vide cooking and founder of the Culinary Research & Education Academy (CREA). Sous vide is the revolutionary cooking technique in […]

The Fantasticks ~ The Little Theatre of Alexandria

Jordan Wright January 15, 2019 Special to The Alexandria Times

Back row left to right: Ilyana Rose as boy Mute & Lauren Sutton as girl Mute Front: Rachel Hogan as Luisa & Luis “Matty” Montes as Matt. Photographer: Michael deBlois

The greatly beloved The Fantasticks has been taken on by Director Eleanore […]

Miss Saigon ~ The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

Jordan Wright December 26, 2018

With the Vietnam War as dramatic backdrop, Miss Saigon is a poignant tale of star-crossed lovers amidst the horrors of war and its aftermath. Under the direction of Laurence Connor of Broadway’s School of Rock and Les Misérables fame, this well-known interpretation of Puccini’s classic opera, Madama Butterfly, with music […]