The Madwoman of Chaillot at CUAWitness the adaptation of Jean Giradoux’s play “Madwoman of Chaillot” at Catholic University. The play makes relevant the ... '1776'“1776,” at Olney Theatre, is a musical about how the Founding Fathers struggled with issues of independence and forming a more ... Bethesda Theatre Smokey Joe's CafeThe longest running musical revue in the history of Broadway, the winner of the Grammy Award for Best Musical and nominated for seven Tony ... Capitol Plaza 1 ArtomaticFans of the annual Artomatic, an extravaganza of artistic endeavors big and small, will be happy to hear it's back — and bigger than ... Church Street Theatre TranslationsBrian Friel has written a brilliant work of historical fiction. The play explores the dilemma of colonialism and changing times clashing ... E.J's Landing Comedian Gary ConradAmerica’s number one hypnotist, Gary Conrad, performs at EJ’s Landing to entertain the crowd with his comedic performance. ... Folgers The School for Scandal“The School for Scandal” will grace the stage of Folger Theatre from May 7-11th. The comedic writing of the play deals with ... Nationals Ballpark Nationals Take On the Marlins At HomeThe Florida Marlins are in town from a weekend homestand for the Nats, in what promises the shape up as an intense 3-game matchup between ... Posh Restaurant and Supper Club Dinner and DancingEnjoy dinner at Posh and instead of traipsing across town for dancing just get up and walk to the dance floor. For more information and ... Sidney Harman Hall Julius CaesarShakespeare Theatre Company Associate Artistic Director David Muse makes his main stage directing debut — after several hit ... Signature Theatre 'The Happy Time'Actor Michael Minarik is back, no thanks to his sister. Despite a love of singing and performing, Minarik’s talents were not ... Studio Theatre History BoysThe run of “The History Boys,” has been prolonged for two weeks until May 18th. The award-winning play is about a British boys ... Warehouse Theater The Camus Project: The PlagueScena Theatre’s newest production is the intriguing “The Camus Project: The Plague,” a frightening story about medical ... |