Cervantes stalks an impostor in a new drama at GALA
"The Last Quixote," a world premiere from Spanish playwright, exploits a literary mystery.
"The Last Quixote," a world premiere from Spanish playwright, exploits a literary mystery.
Craig Wallace plays the music legend in a still-topical jazz history show.
Theater meets burlesque in Signature's fifth annual "Summer Hummer" benefit.
They're another way in which the hit musical both bucks and follows Broadway trends.
Miles apart, "Redder Blood" and "8 Stops" glow with feeling.
Operetta is a party in "Mikado" and "Pirates" from Chicago's Hypocrites.
A new, and gritty, vision for what its producer calls "the most beautiful of my big shows."
A mixed bag from opening night at the Fringe Festival: "Petunia and Chicken" and "Hunt."
And still an unpredictable 100-plus acts over three weeks.
The well-tuned "Bridges" musical is better than the soapy book and movie. But still . . .
Pained yet wry "Another Way Home" from "Photograph 51" writer Anna Ziegler.
Celebrity and power are framed by decay at Olney.
New comedy at Kennedy Center flings zingers at Trump, Clinton and D.C.
Will Davis embraces the known and the unknown, in his life and in his art.
A 'no talking onstage' law in 17th-century France gets flouted in this WSC Avant Bard production.
The magical drag queen strikes again in this Broadway adaptation with a Cyndi Lauper score.
Among Miranda's triumphs is his grace: He's a great ambassador for the theater.
Amid change, Source's summer fest keeps the late literary manager's open experimenting.
Sunday's ceremony will be in the smaller Beacon Theatre, with no tickets made available to the public.
An appealing drama and a daunting musical grapple with mortality.
Holly Twyford stars as a woman whose mother lives with dementia in a Steve Yockey play.
"Dear Evan Hansen" takes the prize for top musical.
Geoff Sobelle's offbeat solo show at Studio Theatre pulls meaning and fun out of boxes.
Singer-actor-dancer steps into the spotlight to play Albin at Signature Theatre.
The Irish troupe brings O'Casey's signature play to Washington, briefly.