15,330 stories from DC Metro Theater Arts
The new artistic director and director of programming has her sights set on equity and community.
The prize-winning play grapples with issues of trust and faith in relationships.
It's no longer 1979, but Alex " a gritty middle-aged New Yorker of Italian descent " can't handle the changes and the vodka doesn't help. Stumbling on a tenement rooftop on the Lower East Si…
David Strathairn's spectacularly affecting performance as Jan Karski becomes not only an emotional but a moral experience.
The lead was struck by a car"but Nightsky Theater will open its outdoor 'Picnic' on schedule.
It's the summer of 1965 and these Teaneck club kids really dig the rock band.
Following a successful inaugural run as part of The Exponential Festival in January 2020, the immersive choose-your-own-adventure sound performance Assemble has returned for a limited engage…
At Shakespeare Theatre, this one-man play about a hero who bore witness to the Holocaust packs a wallop.
Pearl Cleage's groundbreaking play features pioneering Black women overcoming daunting odds.
Two familiar works ease us back into the theater on a high note.
What began as a student show in a 100-seat venue during the 2017 Edinburgh Fringe Festival has become an international sensation, first on London's West End, then in regional and touring pro…
She stars in and helms her own musical making its Off-Off-Broadway debut.
Imagined musings on the historically real friendship between Marian Anderson and Albert Einstein, two powerful voices for freedom.
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts' annual Passport to the Arts returns for its Fall 2021 season, running October 16-December 19, with free classes, performances, and custom-designed exp…
The evening encourages us to engage with Dr. Ruth's memories as well as to contemplate what might be our own.
The final installment of the epic futuristic dystopian podcast The World to Come, set in the post-apocalyptic world of "Fiveboro," with no internet or electricity, was released on Monday…
On the scene at Shakespeare Theatre Company's buzzed-about fundraiser.
Following the success of 'Distance Frequencies,' a new season-long experience.Â
Three recently released reading selections for theater-lovers offer a variety of themes, from the Elizabethan era to mid-century America to a compendium of short plays by an acclaimed contem…
During the long pandemic closure of live in-person performances, Off-Broadway's Vineyard Theatre commissioned five innovative artists to create a series of new works of alternative theater. …
Playwright Larissa FastHorse's satire about white "wokeness" is a brilliant middle finger.
The world-premiere production of The Nosebleed, written and directed by Tokyo-born Brooklyn-based theater-maker Aya Ogawa and presented by the Japan Society and the Chocolate Factory Theater…
Chilling audio plays adapted from the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
A hundred years ago he made history. Now a descendant reveals his story.
The quirky dramatic comedy is based tangentially on the Challenger disaster.
