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Bekah Brunstetter and 'Schmigadoon!'s' Cinco Paul concoct a delicious biblical musical at Olney Theatre Center.
Weekend concerts featuring a cast studded with Broadway talent leave a critic wondering why there can't be more theater that begins life on the arts center's stages.
The long-awaited revival at Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre is an exercise in misconception, and doesn't do justice to the Tony-winning classic.
"I can make the shape, but what is the intention and the attitude behind that? The people who worked with Michael and danced with him understand that," the choreographer says of creating the…
Eun Won Lee and Gian Carlo Perez add depth to a visually striking but uneven production, which runs through Sunday.
Cinco Paul and Bekah Brunstetter collaborated on 'A.D. 16,' a musical love story about a teenage Mary Magdalene and adolescent Jesus.
An answer to the youthful dances typically featured on TikTok, there's no song to lip-sync, no moves to copy " just pure joy, delivered by great artists of the dance world.
A notebook about two new D.C. productions that spotlight minor historical figures: "Change Agent" at Arena Stage and "Compulsion or the House Behind" at Theater J.
Mosaic Theater Company production, in-person and streaming, could use more connective tissue between antecdotes
Fundamental human values are the focus of this 50th-anniversary festival: unconventional joys, convulsive histories and social justice.
Production is the in-person premiere for Lisa Stephen Friday's solo show.
How do you move dancers around in a studio when everyone's got to stay six feet apart? The answer defines the two premieres given by Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at the Kennedy Center.
Adapted from Rosario Ferré's 1995 novel, 'La Casa de la Laguna" tells a story that is at once personal and political.
HBO's "The Gilded Age" is chockablock with Broadway stars, in what feels like an unprecedented degree for television.
"MJ" is propelled by remarkable dancing and the galvanizing breakout performance of Myles Frost.
The Bard of Avon's continued relevance and appeal were cause for debate at a recent gathering of the Shakespeare Theatre Association.
"In the quiet ... I could hear my choreographic voice again," says the artist, whose troupe will be at the Kennedy Center Feb 1-6 .
Studio Theatre produces a revised version of the dramatist's 2019 play
Getting through the past two years has left these dancers with new perspectives on mental health, their bodies and their art.
Audible produces a two-hour version of what is normally a 3 1/2 hour play, with Bill Camp and Elizabeth Marvel.
Playwright Rinne B. Groff's 'Compulsion' follows the backstory of Anne Frank's diary and its journey from the page to the stage.
Washington Stage Guild production of Gino DiIorio's play imagines a decades-spanning relationship between wrestler André the Giant and playwright Samuel Beckett.
Lynn Nottage's "Clyde's" gets a showing at Rikers Island, and prisoners have plenty of feedback.
The new musical, hobbled by omicron, sees salvation in a pause, in hopes the coronavirus subsides.
Resident actor is first person of color to lead the Staunton, Va., playhouse, which also announced a new roster of productions after some recent strife.
