ShowBizRadio: Cabaret
Directors Christina Coakley and Michael Innocenti have successfully provided DC with a piece of genuinely excellent theatre.
Directors Christina Coakley and Michael Innocenti have successfully provided DC with a piece of genuinely excellent theatre.
As Keegan Theatre prepares for a face-lift renovation of their space on Church Street, it’s clear this is a theatre that has a vision and both the talent and the chops to make powerful theatre happen.
The Keegan Theatre’s astounding Cabaret is well-worth visiting! So come to this Cabaret my friends…
A night in Berlin on the eve of the Nazis’ rise to power doesn’t exactly sound like a good time, but for the delinquent souls at the Kit Kat Club, the party goes on . . . for the time being, at least.
The Helen Hayes Awards has recommended Keegan’s production of WORKING – A Musical, now playing through May 13!
Jane Horwitz and Trey Graham join host Robert Aubry Davis to discuss Working, A Musical at Keegan Theatre through May 13, 2012.
Could there be a better moment to do “Working,” an audience-friendly revue of songs and monologues based on Studs Terkel’s 1974 book of interviews with American working folk?
When radio legend and oral historian Studs Terkel wrote the book “Working” in 1974, based on interviews he did with Americans of all social strata, it was hailed as a groundbreaking achievement, since it did what no popular study had done before. It celebrated America’s workers.
When was the last time you saw a musical about regular working stiffs?
It is always nice to see a production of a lesser known musical here in DC, particularly when two of its composers are Stephen Schwartz and James Taylor.
Learn about the productions that are currently playing and coming up next at Keegan.
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