Radioactive: The Women of Three Mile Island is the title of a newly-released documentary feature film directed, written and produced by award-winning filmmaker Heidi Hutner, a professor of environmental humanities at Stony Brook University, a “flagship” school of the State Univer…
“Beasts of Homeland! Beasts of land and sea and skies! Hear the hoofbeats of tomorrow! See the golden future rise!” This past weekend, Duke Ellington School of the Performing Arts took on the challenging production of “Animal Farm.” The production began on a playground full of children playi…
High school drama was wrapped in a pretty pink bow at Osbourn Park High School's production of Mean Girls High School Version.
Lights up on the bustling streets of 1954 Manhattan. We open in the chaotic King Kaiser Comedy Cavalcade studio, crammed with panicked writers and colorful performers. As the cameras roll, join the heartfelt comedy musical, My Favorite Year at Albert Einstein High School.
Lightning strikes and the water roars in Clarksburg High School's production of "Once on this Island" as a village comes together to comfort a frightened little girl by telling the story of Ti Moune, a story that explores the limits of love on an island torn by tradition through the beautifu…
Harvard Law is notoriously difficult to get into, but for Elle Woods, getting admitted was about as tough as picking out the perfect engagement dress. Walt Whitman High School's up-tempo production of Legally Blonde brought the audience on a pink-sequined romp that won't soon be forgotten!
In today's world of mere mortals, society's outcasts are usually troublemakers with unconventional quirks. But when thrust into a strange reality of fearsome monsters, mighty gods and stunning magic, one reject finds his home. St. Andrew's Episcopal School's production of The Lightning Thief…
Colgan High School's performance of Eurydice was a haunting, unforgettable experience. Written in 2003 by Sarah Ruhl, the play is a retelling of the Greek myth of Orpheus. In the original tale, Orpheus' wife, Eurydice, dies on their wedding night, and Orpheus, sick with grief, plays a melody…
The opening night of Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” has garnered quite the spectacle. After Glendale’s mayor temporarily renamed the Arizona city to “Swift City, Era-Zona” to honor its selection to host the tour’s opening night, it seemed like there was nothing left to do but wait.
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Greek myths of brave heroes and legendary adventures have been told for millenniums. From stories to the constellations in the night sky, the impact of these legends is undeniable. Annandale's production of Argonautika: The Voyage of Jason and the Argonauts by Mary Zimmerman breathed new lif…
Even youth cannot prevent the starkest of sufferings — even death cannot break the strongest of bonds. H-B Woodlawn's production of Eurydice reinforced this message in more ways than one, giving a thought-provoking performance of this familiar tragedy.
Every actor and technician knows the buzz of energy before a show — the palpable excitement, the emotional buildup and of course, the nerves. As the curtains open, one thought reigns supreme: Don't mess up.
“Forged by the hands of nerds, crafted by geeks” is how Dungeons & Dragons is so aptly described by the Narrator (Grace McCain) in Mount Vernon High School's “She Kills Monsters: Young Adventurers Edition.” Filled with a delightful mix of humor and emotions, Mount Vernon crafted a meanin…
At the second star to the right and straight on until morning is a world of conniving pirates, ethereal mermaids, and boys who never grow up. Peter Pan's story is one loved by many. He serves as a reminder of the days before worry and long days at work. Peter Pan evokes memories of a time wh…
Mousey Thompson and The James Brown Experience honored Martin Luther King Jr. through the music of the musical voice of the Civil Rights Movement, James Brown, in a special concert held on Jan. 14 at 8 p.m.
Thirty-thousand feet in the air, junior Josey Long sits in the window seat of an airplane. As the plane begins to descend towards the runway, she feels pressure in her ears — an uncomfortable yet familiar sensation. This time, she opens the “Notes” app on her phone and jots down the lyrics t…
With the opening of a play off-Broadway in Manhattan titled “Camp Siegfried,” what was a major Nazi center for Nazis in the New York area in years before World War II — Camp Siegfried, in the middle of Long Island—is receiving renewed attention.
When Pippin exclaimed that "[He's] got to be where [his] spirit can run free,” it was clear that the audience was in for a treat, and the spirit certainly did run free at Justice High School that night.
Don Pedro of Aragon comes this night, not to Messina, but to James Madison High School in its production of Much Ado About Nothing!
A thin flash of light. A perfectly timed crack of thunder. Thomas A. Edison High School's production of Clue: Onstage (High School Edition) certainly started off with a bang.
"Ello Guv'na! - Do you fancy a cup of tea?" Trade in your popcorn and soda for some tea and biscuits to prepare for W.T. Woodson's fantastic, audience interactive, and classically British production of One Man, Two Guvnors.
This past Friday, the long held-off Ukraine Festival was celebrated once again in our nation's capital. The festival has been cancelled the past few years due to the Covid-19 Pandemic and become increasingly important this year as Ukraine suffers from Russia's invasion, and, thankfully, it w…
Some crave the excitement of opening presents on Christmas day or on each night of Hanukkah, while others look forward to their summer vacation after a long, tiresome school year. I, however, desperately await the arrival of D.C. Restaurant Week. Come August and January, the joy of Restauran…
Four years after her last D.C. performance, Lorde returned to The Anthem’s stage on August 29 on tour for her album “Solar Power.” The 25-year-old artist was originally scheduled to play at the venue in April, but rescheduled the stop after contracting laryngitis. In the waning days of summe…
The city of Greenbelt, Maryland, celebrated Labor Day with a parade and other events, as many cities do. Thankfully the city was kind enough to extensively record events of the day and share it to the public through their Youtube channel.
Agriberry is at Bathesda Central Farm Market On SundaysKeeping the Spark Alive: Soil, Service and Berries "Agriberry had the honor of taking part with Virginia Cooperative Extension which is facilitated through Virginia Tech in conjunction with 4 The Soil. All of our Hanover berry & frui…
For about twenty years my wife Kit and I have been visiting the Berkshires annually after the Jewish High Holidays for a well-deserved respite after the long Holy Day season. Loving the Berkshires as I do, there is no place in New England like Tanglewood.
Gaithersburg, MD (June 28, 2022) The City of Gaithersburg presents works by the Gaithersburg Camera Club as part of the “Photography Across the City” exhibitions. The exhibit is on display July 1 through August 21, 2022, at Kentlands Mansion, 320 Kent Square Road. Viewing is by appointment o…
Not only has Myles Frost recently won a Tony award for best lead actor, he has also just made history as the youngest solo Tony award winner. He won this award for his performance as Michael Jackson in "MJ the Musical" on Broadway.
Since 1990, the Billboard Music Award show has been celebrating top artists and their accomplishments throughout the year. Finalists are based on fundamental interactions with music fans, album and digital song sales, radio airplay, streaming, touring and social engagement, each tracked by B…
Enjoy this song released in part to help raise money.
In this three part series, we explore the influence of race on the Annapolis community from 1619 to today through public readings, youth presentations, group discussions, and a community mural project.
The official launch party as a public charity is a cocktail attire ticketed event with heavy hors d'oeuvres, an open bar, dancing, a high end silent auction and tons of fun! Come show your support for glioblastoma on the rooftop and indoor portion of Tommy Joe’s @ 6PM.
Please see the attached pdf of this article for the details of the fundraiser, or check out their website here. They have so far raised over $20,000 for the Ukraine. Check out the fundraiser and contribute to charity today.
Greg Kozak shares his thoughts and emotions in the form of poetry to express himself. Follow the links on the left side of this page to read the poetry.
Gaithersburg, MD (January 31, 2022) The winners of the 19th Annual Young Artist Award Competition will be presented virtually in a pre-recorded concert free of charge on Vimeo on Friday, February 4, at 7:30 p.m. Administered by the City of Gaithersburg and supported by the Kentlands Communit…
Enjoy this video about black history within hockey. There is also an accompanying photo gallery that you can view here.
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Bakeries 1)Curate West Street currently you should try chocolate orange shortbread 2) Bakers and Co Eastport they are open at the end of the weekFine Dining 1) Preserve Main St 2) Olearys Eastport Shopping 1) Annabeths for Food and Wine 2) Kachunk Records Coffee house 49 west
GLEN ECHO: Adventure features author Jessica Childress in the newest episode of Artistically Black with Dannielle Hutchinson. The dynamic duo will discuss creative challenges, how to keep the child and joy in all of us at play, and give us a peek into Jessica’s next book, President Prudence:…
GLEN ECHO: Adventure’s newest Story Time will feature Vicky Fang author-illustrator of Friendbots. Vicky is excited to introduce I Can Read Comics, a brand-new early reader line that familiarizes children with the world of graphic novel storytelling and encourages visual literacy in emerging…
BOWIE, MD— A Prince George’s County based nonprofit organization, In Reach, Inc, is giving local teens an opportunity to address community issues in a fun and creative way. Teens Talk Television (TTTV), launched in 2020 and has already reached thousands of viewers.
GLEN ECHO: Adventure unveils the second episode of Artistically Black. Host Dannielle Hutchinson will be joined by ATMTC Academy’s very own Tony Thomas, illustrious dancer, director, teaching artist and architect. What doesn't he do? Dannielle and Tony will talk about Tony's journey as an ar…
GLEN ECHO: Peek behind the curtain of Adventure’s first in-theatre show since the beginning of the pandemic, Luchadora!. Written by Alvaro Saar Rios, the discovery of a worn pink wrestling mask prompts Nana Lupita, a Wisconsin grandmother, to share her tale about growing up in 1960s Texas. F…
The popular Kensington Train Show, which features model trains and fun for all ages, is back for 2021. The event at Kensington Town Hall (3710 Mitchell St., Kensington MD) will be open for visitors on Sept. 11 and 12, 2021.
GLEN ECHO: This week, Adventure Theatre MTC’s Sunday digital productions will feature a digital reading of an original work entitled The Truth About Krampus by Charlotte La Nasa. Adventure Theatre MTC’s digital productions are Sundays at 3PM ET (note new time) free on Facebook-Live.
At hearing the word “story,” it is easy to picture a mere book. But the role and nature of stories goes far beyond paper and pen. Storytelling is a trait unique to humans, and from the beginning, it has been an important thread of reality.
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