Pinky Swear takes a musical whack at murder with 'Lizzie'
Elsewhere, "Cymbeline" gets rewritten as a lesbian love story by Theatre Prometheus.
Elsewhere, "Cymbeline" gets rewritten as a lesbian love story by Theatre Prometheus.
Show tackles anti-Semitism, racism, sexuality, and pretty much everything else.
The comedy troupe's "Twist Your Dickens" is a delightful spoof of the holiday season.
Troupe stages a smart and playful adaptation of 1896 French play.
Two-hander by Alana Valentine explores the relationship between two Afghan-born Australians.
Round House is part of the rolling premiere of the holiday sequel to "Pride and Prejudice."
Bubbly 'Merchant of Venice' ignores darker themes.
The performance at the American Dance Institute in Rockville featured dance, spoken word and more.
Combative female spirit rages in the Welders' "Girl in the Red Corner" and WSC's "TAME."
Actress Emily Kester as the troubled title character anchors production of 2003 play.
The Spooky Action and Convergence productions are both based on historical texts.
Improvised POTUS show involves dance-off and contests
'MotherStruck' at Studio Theatre is an intimate, funny show about her struggle to have a baby.
Theater Alliance's staging of Kimber Lee's portrait of a Brooklyn family will move you.
Actress's performance registers vividly in this seamless and moving production.
The Rorschach Theatre premiere is a quirky, darkly comic meditation on loss and mortality.
Bradley Foster Smith and Matthew Keenan unleash goofball hostility at the Keegan Theatre.
Longacre Lea stages a brainy, zany new play written and directed by Kathleen Akerley.
"Blood, Sweat & Fears: A Grand Guignol Sick Cabaret" and "The Lady With the Little Dog."
"Kurios " Cabinet of Curiosities" is under the big top at Tysons II through Sept. 18.
The show, from Upright Citizens Brigade performers, draws on a volunteer's life story.
"The Wedding Gift" and "The Second Girl" have bright futures on the national scene.
A Chicago theater company brings two revamped Gilbert and Sullivan classics to Olney.
'Moxie,' at Round House, has a sly modern perspective and alludes to the passing of time.
Mazes and dreams mark this year's premieres.