Grab these eats before you grab your seats! Before one of the latest shows to take the stage at National Theatre, we tasted the 3 course prix-fixe theatre menu at BLT Prime by David Burke($65/pp). This elevated restaurant is a must-try, and not just for… Read More
There’s a reason why people of all ages have loved STOMP since it began as a street performance in the UK over 25 years ago. For adults, it’s an audible and visual rhythmic feast. For youth, it’s proof that you can make noise music with… Read More
If you’ve ever seen A Bronx Tale as a one man show, the musical version now on stage at The National Theatre may surprise you. It’s the same “streetwise” story, but instead of seeing Chazz Palminteri take on all 18 roles, a whole cast of… Read More
Finding Neverland is a delightful romp through an active and unstifled imagination. Audiences can expect the fictional story of Wendy, Peter, Tinkerbell and the Lost Boys to be performed at another theatre in DC next season, but what they’re getting on stage at the National… Read More
The story is known. Based off of the 2003 film of the same name, and following the movie almost exactly, School of Rock has been touring for over a year, delighting audiences with its celebration of rock and roll. Now you can see it at National… Read More
BEAUTIFUL– The Carole King Musical is a 1950s era biography that tells the story of the life and early career of singer/songwriter Carole King using songs that she and her husband Gerry Goffin wrote – as well as some other classic favorites of the time. First on… Read More
Get set to have one juicy freaky Friday the 13th , because… It’s showtime, folks! BEETLEJUICE is coming to DC’s National Theatre for a 5-week limited engagement from October 14 thru November 18, 2018, and tickets for the pre-Broadway world premiere of the new musical comedy will go on sale that day at 10:00… Read More
I can’t lie: I love pie. And I loved Waitress, although this hit Broadway musical now on stage at National Theatre gave me all the feels (including some unpleasant ones). With music by Sara Bareilles and based on the motion picture, Waitress follows the lives of… Read More
If you love Shakespeare and you love musicals, then Tony nominated Something Rotten! at the National Theater is ripe for your enjoyment. Sizzling with bawdy puns and egg-stravagent dance numbers, brother sister Karey and Wayne Kirkpatrick’s book, music and lyrics are a valentine to Broadway and literature.… Read More
To refresh an epic theatrical classic like Les Miserables is no small undertaking. From more than 30 years of Broadway performances to two star-studded (and one Academy Award-winning) film adaptations (not to mention an unforgettable “Britain’s Got Talent” audition that went viral in between), audience expectations are… Read More
