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Jordan Wright June 5, 2018
Conor Bagley, director of An Iliad. Photo courtesy of Conor Bagley.
Homer’s ancient Greek epic poem The Iliad springs to life in a dramatic interpretation written by Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare. DC native and twice Tony-nominated director, Conor Bagley, envisions an unadorned set and simple […]
Jordan Wright June 2, 2018
The Scottsboro Boys races down the tracks like a runaway train from Chattanooga through Alabama and bound for hell. On that train, on that fateful day in Alabama in 1931, a group of nine young, innocent, black teenagers – two brothers, the rest strangers – became horribly and inextricably […]
Jordan Wright June 4, 2018
Bravo to The Little Theatre of Alexandria for their bold choice of The Nance.
Chuck Dluhy as Chauncey Miles – Photo credit The Little Theatre of Alexandria
Opening just in time for Pride Month, this little gem tells the story of a performer who plays […]
Jordan Wright June 1, 2018
With the continuation of the Cuban Arts festival Artes de Cuba: From the Island to the World – the largest presentation of Cuban Arts in the United States – one of the world’s most prestigious ballet companies, the Ballet Nacional de Cuba, performs Giselle through Saturday with additional matinees […]
Jordan Wright May 30, 2018
The days of light-hearted versions of Camelot may have gone the way of 50¢ bus rides. The whole frothy, castle keep shtick flies out the window in director Alan Paul’s modern interpretation of Lerner & Loewe’s Broadway hit musical of the early 60’s. And I must admit, I wasn’t […]
Jordan Wright May/June 2018 Photo credit ~ Jordan Wright
District Distilling Co. for Father’s Day ~ Filipino Cuisine at Bistro 1521 Resto + Bar ~ Jackson 20 Launches Pop-Up Beer Garden for NOVA Pride Month ~ Maydān ~ The Occidental Grill & Seafood Restaurant ~ The Fairmont Hotel Royal Wedding Watch Party ~ 2018 […]
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