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Jacqueline Youm as the strong-willed mother, wife, sister, and niece makes the play crackle with energy.
Stephanie Ybarra's final season as BCS Artistic Director includes world premieres, fresh takes on classics, local and national partnerships, and more.
The lineup of musicals features highly anticipated DC premieres and beloved Broadway favorites.
Four talented DC theater artists to become Welders 4.0 in January 2024.
The exquisitely crafted performance, consisting of both scripted theater and unscripted communal storytelling, is clever, playful, tender, and poetic.
This afternoon at 3 pm, Kimberly Akimbo stars Victoria Clark and Justin Cooley announced nominations in fifteen categories for the 38th annual Lucille Lortel Awards, founded by the eponymous…
In a series called 'The Companies We Keep,' DC Theater Arts spotlights the good and beneficial work done by theater companies in the DC region. This month we focus on a nonprofit that teache…
The world premiere at Strathmore was part memorial to the master and part message to young performers to 'do the work.'
Presented by Washington Improv Theater at Studio, QVC features music, dance, drag, magic, burlesque, spoken word, ventriloquism...and of course, improv!
Signature Theatre and Wolf Trap collaborate for another summer night of acclaimed musical theater show tunes under the stars!
The DC native begins her tenure with the company as co-leader alongside artistic director Maria Manuela Goyanes on April 10.
The heightened emotions and tragic catharses of Arthur Miller's script come quite credibly to life.
The cost of witnessing horrors comes into focus in this poignant play.
The show was masterfully directed. The voices of the singers were of Broadway quality.
'Everyone gets to dress up, sing and dance along to show tunes without feeling judged or silly,' says cofounder Ethan Maccoby.
Shakespeare Theatre Company and Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company have collaborated to bring to DC an electrifying drama about forced dislocation.
Season includes four Broadway hits, two Pulitzer Prize winners, two world premieres, and the third annual National Capital New Play Festival.
Canadian novelist Yann Martel's Life of Pi, an epic adventure of man versus nature, continues to have a long and successful life across continents and genres. The original book, which sold m…
How the playwright and director came up with 'Jennifer Who Is Leaving.'
Tony Kushner's classic directed by János Szász is by turns disorienting, devastating, and exhilarating.
In between the comedy and conflict, a sense of communal love and compassion weaves through the show.
Now playing its first-ever Broadway revival at the Music Box Theatre, Bob Fosse's Dancin', a rethought version of the eponymous choreographer's original 1978 Tony-winning Dancin' (which h…
Massive egos, jealousy, and bitterness reign as three former screen queens catfight their way through back-stabbing comedy.
The Rude Mechanicals reset this classic Restoration comedy as a sitcom in the 1970s, the decade that taste forgot " and it works.
In this comedy set during the Civil War, a Union major general and a fugitive slave match wits.
