15,330 stories from DC Metro Theater Arts
The making of 'Sunday in the Park with George' was not a walk in the park.
A lively reprise of the first show on its stage 41 years ago with the parables updated to the minute.
This month, Ariana Johns, Producing Artistic Director of Vampingo Productions, will introduce and host a free midtown Salon series featuring original new writing and music, with the possibil…
A darkly comic riff on Shakespeare's Richard III features a high school kid bullied because of his cerebal palsy.
Site-specific work imagines a metaphorical world of immortality.
The Downtown Columbia Arts and Culture Commission and the Howard Hughes Corporation are creating a town center buzzing with arts events.
When asked in an August interview with London's Telegraph if he would consider reimagining the familiar role of Mary Poppins as a trans woman, producer Cameron Mackintosh (Les Misérables; T…
Due to 'pandemic-related logistical challenges,' the Broadway-bound show won't stop at The Anthem.
This year's second annual Hear Me Out New American Monologue Competition " founded by Roland Tec in 2020, to encourage exploration of the monologue form and to expand the audience for new wo…
National Symphony Orchestra program to commemorate 9/11, reflect on loss from COVID, and honor frontline workers.
September 4 and 5, an eclectic multi-musician lineup from mid-day to midnight.
Three of DC's finest actors in an audio play about family, memories, and mortality.
To celebrate the return of Broadway, Playbill, The Broadway League, the Times Square Alliance, and lead sponsor Prudential are partnering to present Curtain Up! " a free live three-day festi…
A silly and light children's musical full of joy and hope.
Season kicks off with debut of Broadway-bound Britney Spears musical.
The search for the next singing superstar comes to Washington, DC, as American Idol holds open virtual auditions Wednesday, September 8, 2021. During this season's first round of American Id…
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks against the US on September 11, 2001, a date that changed history and will live on in infamy. In recognition of the innocent liv…
As theaters begin to reopen following the industry's 18-month pandemic shutdown, The Broadway League, founded in 1930, as the national trade association for the Broadway industry, and co-pre…
The rain held off, the show went on, and, oh, what a show! NYC-based The Doo Wop Project delivered a spectacular finale to Bristol Riverside Theatre's William Penn Bank Summer Music Fest wit…
Stars from Broadway and national touring companies to perform September 10 in honor of 9/11 anniversary.
'Working, A Musical' " with music by Stephen Schwartz, Micki Grant, Lin-Manuel Miranda " to play three weekends in Black Lives Matter Plaza.
Live laughs to come at new location.
A starry roster of entertainers from the world of Broadway and pop music is set to celebrate the reopening of theaters and the joy of musicals in Elsie Fest on Sunday, August 29. Founded in …
Just launched this month as the fifth stand-alone episode in Reign or Shine Productions' six-installment podcast series April Is the Cruelest Month (the title and concept of which were inspi…
Two productions cut short by COVID will be revived: Lauren Gunderson's 'Ada and the Machine' and Tennessee Williams's 'Suddenly Last Summer.'
