15,330 stories from DC Metro Theater Arts
A man awakens as a stranger, finds a bird companion, and embarks on a fantastical quest of self-discovery...
This year marks the 95th anniversary of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and it's back live on the streets of New York City and on NBC TV, hosted by the Today show's Savannah Guthrie, Hoda…
American writer Kwame Alexander has won numerous awards with his poetry and children's fiction. And now, the New York Times best-selling author has combined two of his books to bring the cha…
Heartfelt, ironic, and mystical writing, a beautiful production, and a historical backstory of religious persecution.
Prior to the digital release of a live recording of the show on the Audible streaming platform in December, Faith Salie's Approval Junkie is making its New York debut for a limited four-week…
An autobiographical solo play originally performed by Wilson himself.
After its acclaimed Off-Broadway opening in 1955, Alice Childress's Obie-winning play Trouble in Mind was scheduled to transfer to Broadway in 1957, with the stipulation of the show's white …
In rehearsal for August Wilson's 'Seven Guitars' at Arena Stage, the renowned director opens up about the future of theater and America.
A rumination on identity, memory, death, life, and regeneration " a portrait of humanity captive to demons.
With its timely setting in the London plague year of 1606, Jeffrey Hatcher's new time-traveling adaptation of Ben Jonson's 1610 classic The Alchemist for Off-Broadway's Red Bull Theater, now…
Highly enjoyable and full of spirit, a great way for your family to kick off the holiday season.
In keeping with their dedication to championing the works of great American composers, internationally acclaimed duo Opus Two (violinist William Terwilliger and pianist Andrew Cooperstock) w…
Now starring in the Off-Broadway revival of Paul Osborn's classic American comedy Morning's at Seven, stage and screen star Alley Mills has long-since exceeded the running time allotted in A…
'I put in as much music as I could because kids need to be exposed to as much good music as they can.'
The Catholic University of America greets audiences with gusto in this charming operetta revue.
Based on the wildly popular memoir, a tender exploration of mortality and friendship.
Regional premiere of Lauren Yee's play gives AAPI artists a shot.
There's good reason why the iconic award-winning Blue Man Group is celebrating the major milestone of its 30th anniversary this month at the intimate downtown space of Off-Broadway's Astor P…
Atypical tunes with lyrics to bring comfort, light, and hope at a dark time.
On Tuesday, November 16, 2021, Chicago, as it nears its 10,000th performance on Broadway, celebrated 25 years of "Razzle Dazzle" with a special anniversary celebration. Produced by Bar…
'It feels like a sort of homecoming for artists and audiences alike.' " Director Alan Paul
This local gem of an opera company continues to attract top-tier talent.
It's a regular day in the autumn of 1922, and the four aging Gibbs sisters " Cora, Ida, Arry, and Esther, now in their sixties and seventies " are living ordinary lives very near to each oth…
Washington Stage Guild revives the extraordinary play written just before the end of apartheid in South Africa.
In the new musical comedy/vanity project A Turtle on a Fence Post by Prisoner #11RO731 (aka political consultant and broker Hank Morris), the writer continues his public feud with New York's…
