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A deeply moving, uniquely intimate, and spiritual exploration of sexuality.
Dramatic comedy by a skin cancer survivor is theater advocacy at full tilt.
A touching and well-crafted solo drama delivered with pathos and sincerity.
A gay Black man's self-portrait exploring sexuality, shame, and identity.
A provocative solo performance that explores histories of racialized filth and cleanliness.
Now making its world stage premiere Off-Broadway in a limited summer engagement at Irish Repertory Theatre (following the work's online streaming with the Cork Midsummer Festival and the Edi…
A tour-de-force of turning tragedy into comedy.
First-time playwright brings little-known DC historical tragedy to life.
Acting performances shine in this psychological drama set in DC high society.
At the intersection of self-acceptance and self-deception lies a new musical about lost love.
J. Elijah Cho does a masterful job of blending tongue-in-cheek humor with history and perspective.
A deeply personal account by César Cadabes, told with tremendous charm and compassion.
The combination of dark comedy and suspense captivates from start to finish.
This revival of the Tony-winning Afrobeat musical brings a legendary performer and activist bursting back to life.
One woman with multiple voices offers her quirks, traumas, and terrors as tribute to the gods of Comedy.
Compelling retelling of the Watergate scandal from the point of view of one of its most colorful characters.
This quickly-paced and entertaining act features 'sex, drugs, and magic tricks.'
Cosentino's tribute returns Radner for those who remember her and introduces her to new generations.
A sexy and hilarious parody of musicals and Disney romances with gorgeous vocals and stunning burlesque skills.
One woman's emotional journey of pain and loss, told with humility and humor.
In this one-woman existential exhibition, Hope Lafferty demands you escape your comfort zone.
Arts on the Green and Silver Spring Stage present Lauren Gunderson's imagined confab among four opinionated historical women.
A gender-and-ethnicity affirmation ceremony in the form of a music-poetry-and-sketch revue with elements of a religious service. Which is a lot.
Mouths of Babes Theatre presents a documentary play in which actors perform monologues based on interviews.
Mitchell tells her story of coming of age as a latchkey kid in the 1960s and '70s and reckoning with dreams and disappointment into adulthood.
