114 stories by "Darby Dejarnette"
It's a beautiful and thoughtful show, surprising in its ability to challenge us on complex topics of gender and death. By DARBY DEJARNETTE
The Acting Company's touring production of the classic was a breath of fresh air.
This semi-staged concert opera presentation was a wonderful introduction to the phenomenal company's range of work.
The Gilbert and Sullivan opera enjoys delightful singing and comic timing.
The strong cast of singers and the relevance of this tale to modern audiences make this musical tragedy a must-see.
If you are a fan of Verdi, or you enjoy a good tragic opera with plot twists, this one is for you.
This production has earned its place as one of the best in the DC area.
Also on the admirably well-done double bill of Tennessee Williams one-acts: 'Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Me Listen'
The co-founder and executive artistic director talks about the DC-based company's expansion to other cities and its niche of intimate art and top-tier talent.
These talented Catholic University singers are going somewhere.
A part-fantasy, part-reality bioplay about 'Peter Pan' author J.M. Barrie.
A Valentine's-themed concert of swelling, grand works that evoke the (often tumultuous) emotions of love.
The show imagines a teen romance between Mary Magdalene and Jesus of Nazareth, and the cast and production are absolutely worth seeing.
Set in post"Civil War DC, this year's show is a heartwarming and meaningful way to kick off the holidays.
The Catholic University of America greets audiences with gusto in this charming operetta revue.
This local gem of an opera company continues to attract top-tier talent.
This beloved string ensemble returns to the stage (and screen) with 'pomp and circumstance.'
A diverse, unique, and thoughtful recreation of 'a tale as old as time.'
An illuminating exploration of Black erasure through typecasting in Hollywood.
The Artistic and General Director on BCO's appeal to people who are new to opera and to aficionados who have been fans their entire lives.
An affecting, illuminating production of Lauren Gunderson's comedy about four brazen women during the French Reign of Terror.
A Very Present Presence, written by Ann Timmons and directed by Catherine Tripp, is the latest streaming offering from the women's collective Pipeline Playwrights. Timmons states that this c…
"A true believer is never comfortable in his faith," says Martin Luther in Luther's Trumpet. Director Rick Davis brings this rousing drama, written by historian James Reston Jr., to the Geor…
The pandemic has caused many arts organizations to search for creative ways to bring their talent to fans. The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, DC has jumped into the fray with Losing My Mind…
It goes without saying that things haven't quite gone as planned this year in the DC performing arts scene. The recent pandemic shuttered many of the region's stalwart venues in March and co…
