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Many of us were first introduced to Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" in school. The play depicts the Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts at the end of the 17th century. After Reverend Samuel P…
In the 50th anniversary year of the release of the cult-classic, musical-comedy, movie phenomenon, "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," Reston Community Players' (RCP) production of its derivati…
For those of us who grew up on the iconic soundtracks of the Super Mario pantheon, the chance has come to fully immerse yourself as a pixelated player in the new collaboration between local …
"Not Your Mother's Goose!" lives up to its title as our beloved tales are turned on their heads in a sixty-minute, gut-busting sprint for all audiences at Adventure Theatre MTC. In Michael J…
Theatrically chronicling the rise and fall of Malcolm X demands a contextual framework equal to the larger-than-life mythicism of the story. Al Letson, using Shakespeare as his canvas, c…
We have adaptations of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," Lord Byron's "Darkness," and John Polidori's "The Vampyre." It's about time the iconic dinner party challenge where all these tales were…
Several months ago, I moved to Leisure World, a large senior community in Montgomery County. I was very pleased to find out that the community had its own theatrical group, Fun and Fancy. Fu…
Bethesda, MD " Montgomery County-based Perisphere Theater announced its 2026 season on Monday: Silent Sky, by Lauren Gunderson, and I Know How To Curse: a re-blackening of shakespeare,…
Each year, "ARTS by George!" throws open the doors of rehearsal spaces, dance studios, and gaming labs, allowing George Mason University arts supporters an opportunity to learn more about th…
Joining Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" and "Jesus Christ Superstar," is the third in the trinity of classic, religious musicals: Stephen Schwartz's "God…
There are so many things to love about Jane Austen stories and characters. They are funny, ridiculous, and poignant without being sappy or sad; they are universally about women navigating li…
With his most recent play, Pulitzer Prize finalist Lloyd Suh proves that he is indeed a master manipulator of the heartstrings. Taking audiences on a wild and still deeply poignant journey t…
"The Importance of Being Earnest," a comedy written in 1895, would seem to have little chance of remaining relevant or funny after so many years, but Oscar Wilde's brilliant play does just t…
Pink Martini has given concerts all over the world, and the vocalists sing in more than 25 different languages. Thomas Lauderdale named the group after his fondness for mid-20th century cock…
Just blocks from the Friday night-time activity in Dupont Circle, the Amish community is depicted in the DC premiere of "Everything Is Wonderful" at The Keegan Theatre. How lovely to sit in …
Sibling relationships often bring up complicated feelings for many. Playwright Suzan-Lori Parks' Pulitzer Prize-winning play explores this intimately. "Topdog/Underdog""now playing at Spotli…
Actor Stephen Conrad Moore is currently playing the role of Civil Rights activist Bayard Rustin in the world premiere of Chess Jakob's new work, "The American Five," now playing at Ford's Th…
Week of September 14, 2025 1. "The Great Privation (How To Flip Ten Cents into a Dollar)" at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company "Mina Morita's direction is absolutely seamless…stellar cast…a…
A real treat is coming to the Smith Theatre at Howard Community College 0n October 11, 2025. Presented by Chamber Music Maryland, the Camerata Nordica Octet will be performing Mozart, Tchaik…
"N.Y.C." may be just up I-95, but Compass Rose Theater is taking local audiences on an unforgettable journey to this illustrious town to meet the beloved redheaded orphan, Annie. The undying…
"Water For Elephants " The Broadway Musical" is based on the 2006 historical romance novel by Sara Gruen, with music and lyrics by PigPen Theatre Co. (a New York-based indie-folk band and th…
If you like a good ghost story, you will not be disappointed with Rockville Little Theatre's production of "The Woman in Black," written by Stephen Mallatratt and directed by Noel Schoonover…
The world premiere of Chess Jakob's new play, "The American Five," currently at Ford's Theatre offers audiences a fictionalized glimpse into the struggles, setbacks, and unbending determinat…
Playwright Eliana Pipes' "Dream Hou$e" isn't afraid to scratch at the scab of human greed, as it takes a deep existential dive into the lengths that some will go to to ensure a comfortable a…
Five DC theatres will collaborate on a series of staged readings in January of 2026. WASHINGTON, DC "Â Studio Theatre, in conjunction with four other DC theatres, will host a three-day fes…
