1,417 stories from dctheaterarts.org
A tribute to refugees from Central America during the 1980s and to people in the DMV who rose to address their needs.
The well-written play is literate and humorous " a drama with some funny bits.
The Helen Hayes"winning small company will conclude operations with its summer programming, followed by a celebration of 10 years making theater.
The bonding and intimacy between a Black gay man and his white stepson who share a love of vintage horror films.
This Tony-winning Broadway musical is paved with terrific tap dancing and soaring solos.
The charming Disney musical about a mom-and-daughter life swap captures the heart of audiences.
Impecably timed and coordinated mishaps make for nonstop laughs.
Prepare to be reeled in by a big cast, a whopper of a story, and larger-than-life characters in this buoyant musical.
Brilliant comic timing and choreography elevate this uproarious production.
Lineup includes three modern works, a Shakespeare comedy, a Sondheim musicao, and the return of the One-Act Festival.
This Thursday's installment of the free outdoor lunchtime entertainment series Broadway in Bryant Park featured a selection of numbers from the Disney hits The Lion King, Frozen, and Alad…
Making a mockery of our ridiculous world.
Among the recent releases of theater-based publications are a smash hit show from the 2022-23 season, an actor's first-person account of his work on a blockbuster musical, a biography of a s…
The talented cast and memorable musical numbers create a magical experience that audiences of all ages will cherish.
Mary Zimmerman's 'The Matchbox Magic Flute' completes STC's much-anticipated lineup.
First season by recently appointed Executive Director Melynda Burdette Wintrol and Artistic Director Kurt Boehm promises 'the best of theater for young audiences.'
DC's native music genre inspires a season of cutting-edge performances by Theater and Performance Studies Program and Black Theatre Ensemble.
A film actor reflects on his showbiz career and what could have been.
A quirky heartwarming story about grief and road trips.
This 65-minute adaptation is all bravery, brevity, and levity.
Realism and camp abound in this uplifting play celebrating Black women power.
A young woman explores her relationship with her father, perfectionism, and risk.
Traditional Indonesian puppetry is beautifully juxtaposed with current events.
A veteran comedian and genuinely nice guy brings more than 'Big Dad Energy' to Fringe.
A vulnerable, experimental solo performance that finds oddly profound moments of meaning in the nothingness of life.
