Washington Shakespeare Company
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Washington Shakespeare Company to sell years of memories, wooden duck at everything-must-go yard sale
CommentThe Clark Street Playhouse is closing, and the Washington Shakespeare Company must sell everything inside it.
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Bird Brained: Actors don feathers for avian roles
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Actors Rex Daugherty and Karin Abromaitis are both flapping their wings in a recent, coincidental overlap of theatrical roles as birds.
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TBD Picks: The Tennessee Williams Continuum
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The great American playwright at his most absurd.
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Is 'Juno and the Paycock' the most Irish play in D.C.?
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The play scores high in family drama, but low in potato consumption.
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Klingon Shakespeare 2: The Wrath of Khamlet
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The BBC's Stephen Fry takes a stab at the guttural Klingon language at the Artisphere.
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'Every Tongue Confess,' 'Superior Donuts,' A 'Broadway Christmas Carol': Maura Judkis' picks, Nov. 22-28
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Plus: Art from Elena Volkova and Cecilia Paredes, and a special appearance from Jennifer Holliday.
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Prop severed heads in local theater productions on TBD TV
CommentMaura talks about three productions that have prominently featured beheading this fall.
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For Washington Shakespeare Company's 'Richard III,' Joe Palka's head is in his hands
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Part two in an occasional series about actors holding their prop severed heads.
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'The Odd Couple,' 'Hair,' and Commedia dell'Arte: Maura Judkis' theater picks (video)
CommentShows at Theater J, The Kennedy Center and the Artisphere are in this week's picks.
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'Hair,' 'The Odd Couple,' 'Richard III': Maura Judkis' picks, Nov. 1-7
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Shows at the Kennedy Center, Theater J, and the Artisphere are in this week's picks.
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Washington Shakespeare Company director subs in for ill actress
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There weren't any understudies for the WSC's Richard III.
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Musical theaters in Arlington
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Companies trade places as Artisphere opens, Arena moves to Southwest, and Clark Street plans to close.
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Video: George Takei on TBD TV
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The Star Trek actor performs a monologue from Julius Caesar for TBD TV.
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The USS Enterprise lands in Rosslyn
Saturday, Sept. 25, the Washington Shakespeare Company will perform “By Any Other Name: An Evening of Shakespeare in Klingon."
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Star Trek’s George Takei talks Klingon Shakespeare, Arena Stage
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The Star Trek star talks about fandom, Shakespeare, jogging on the Mall, and his love for Arena Stage.
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DMV Trekkies: Audition for Shakespeare Klingon performance
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Klingon-speakers sought for casting call in Dupont this weekend.
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