Using drag, Beatrice L. Thomas shares her reproductive health experiences
AmaZing Theatre presents her laugh-out-loud solo performance ‘Black Benatar vs. The Cistem’ once only on September 26 at 3 PM. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
AmaZing Theatre presents her laugh-out-loud solo performance ‘Black Benatar vs. The Cistem’ once only on September 26 at 3 PM. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
Duane Richards II's memorial song cycle shows how lives changed on what began as an ordinary day. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
The insights are timeless and entertaining in this refreshed, twisted fairy-tale family treat for all. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
The bouncy songs are from Alanis Morissette’s 1995 album, and all the voices blend beautifully. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
A rousing ensemble of talent brings to life characters that we've grown up with. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
The production at the Writer's Center has a winning combination of talent, experience, and verve. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
A captivating compilation of five new shows by local artists, from fun-filled and poignant to thought-provoking. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
The first show developed by company founders is a treat for the entire family. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
In 'Something Moving,' the renowned playwiright reflects on Atlanta's first Black mayor, Maynard Jackson, for whom she was press secretary and speech writer.
The interweaving fairy tales take you on a roller coaster joyride.
A riveting solo drama capturing the human experience of what happened in Charlottesville in 2017, in firsthand narratives from people who lived through it.
Marianne Virnelson as the Patchwork Girl adds zing to every scene she's in.
The treasured musical from "across the pond" has fun characters and a memorable score.
In the age of tiny electronic devices for small fingers, the company celebrates its 40th year of 'inspiring a new generation of puppet enthusiasts.'
A special feature of the updated musical is its bilingual Spanish passages.
Kathleen Akerley, known for fearlessly bending the time-space continuum in her absurdist-leaning scripts, now applies that imaginative energy to Shakespeare.
The Broadway star lifts up the rock-and-roll trailblazer whose musical influence was global.
A first-hand report on the first three readings of new plays commissioned by Ford's Theatre: 'From first to last my reaction was Bravo!'
Artistic associates Sheldon Epps and José Carrasquillo talk about the initiative's focus on playwrights who identify as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color and the first readings Februar…
Stellar writing, talented performers, and brisk direction make this a winner.
In Kentlands Community Players' engaging production, the play's crafty twists and turns keep you guessing.
Tiny Tim has his say! It's about time. The name conjures up images of a hapless waif, crippled, poor, unfortunate, tiny, at the mercy of the unscrupulous miserable miser Ebeneezer Scrooge. K…
The endearing show helps us root for Hershel while we recognize our own inner struggles. Quite an accomplishment for puppets!
A frank conversation with the eminent artist about being 'chased by race' and an exclusive excerpt from his inspiring new memoir, 'My Own Directions.'
The bed-hopping is kinky, funny, freaky, the works in this co-production by Silver Spring Stage and Cogent Theater Collective.
Welcome to a fractured fairy tale, kids. This is not your mama's Rumpelstiltskin.
In this world-premiere musical for young people, based on poems by bestselling author Elizabeth Acevedo, they discover love, joy, and possibility.
Inspired by the Stono Rebellion, this show brings history to life in smashingly real stepping glory.
The former AD of Adventure Theatre talks about what he learned on his way to becoming the highest-ranking arts and culture official in Massachusetts.
The play's challenging realities come front and center into our hearts and minds.
In 'Dry Bones'Â the company tells stories of citizens returning from incarceration.
From Dominion Stage, a splendid peek into interior lives.
A compelling play based on the fascinating connection between renowned white playwright Eugene O'Neill and stellar Black actor Charles Gilpin.
An audio play about a Black woman who believes her home is being haunted"a realistic, immersive, and enjoyable audio play with fun twists in the script.
The prize-winning play grapples with issues of trust and faith in relationships.
Three of DC's finest actors in an audio play about family, memories, and mortality.
A secret lesbian history gets revealed in a laugh-your-socks-off comedy by R. Eric Thomas.
Composers and librettists create inspiring short films inspired by artworks at The Phillips.
The treasured theater company's final production is the Horton Foote play it premiered.
A brave new work by Jared Shamberger explores beauty and Blackness.
Bruce Randolph Nelson stars as a father whose faith and love are tested in a play full of grace.
These top-tier performers make fabulously good music.
For the two performers, Geoffrey Rivas and Deidra LaWan Starnes, discovery happens in each moment in real time.
I didn't think I was ready to attend live theater again " only the prospect of a new play by the always reliable John Morogiello performing in a winning combo with the irrepressible Rebecca …
How could a charismatic, guitar-playing, innovative vocal stylist known as the "Godmother of Rock 'n' Roll," who sold out stadiums in her day, die in relative obscurity while the rock stars …
Roaring is a peek at the tumultuous 1920's as seen through the eyes of a plucky go-getter, Mabel Daniels (Kara Burri). In this fun-filled digital original by Best Medicine Rep's John Mor…
Dear Mapel, written and performed by Psalmayene 24, is a theatrical exploration of his relationship with his deceased father currently in workshop development at Mosaic Theater. Structured a…
John Morogiello yearns, lives and breathes theater.  Stories I May Not Tell is a sneak peek in the mind of a playwright so stuffed with story ideas that characters and scenes cascade …
Can incremental racism make you sick and even a little crazy? Rasheeda Speaking is a fascinating exploration into the premise that no matter how well-intentioned we try to be, the toxic …
Ladies"dig out your hat boxes, Crowns is back in town! The production at Creative Cauldron is captivating and beautifully relays the meaning, messages, stories and significance of church…