“Dance Nation”, acclaimed by The New York Times as a “glorious” play by “the insanely talented playwright Clare Barron,” is set to grace the Silver Spring Stage on weekends from March 8th to 24th.
Silver Spring has once again secured its position as one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the United States, based on a recent report by the personal finance website WalletHub.
Montgomery Blair High School teacher Kenneth Smith was among three residents recognized by the County Council at its annual Black History Month event.
The Silver Spring Stage Board of Directors has appointed Silver Spring native Shaquille Stewart as the company’s new executive director.
Montgomery Blair High School Principal Renay Johnson has announced her retirement after serving 33 years in the MCPS school system.
“Abdication!” will premiere at the Silver Spring Stage on Friday, January 26, and will run until February 11. Director Yvonne Paretsky discusses how the characters in the play experience feelings of fear, loneliness, and exclusion, but emphasizes that there is hope if they respond with determination.
Montgomery Blair High School won the regional competition for the 2024 National Science Bowl, securing a place in the NSB national finals this spring.
Nash & Smash, a chain based in Aldie, Va., that offers Nashville hot chicken sandwiches and smash burgers, is preparing to open a new location at the Woodmoor Shopping Center.
“Blue Stockings” runs at Silver Spring Stage from Oct. 27 through Nov. 12. Based on historical events, the play explores how women sought equal college educational access and recognition in England in the 1890s — issues that continue today on behalf of underrepresented groups in the United States.