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Restaging centers complexities of faith amid contemporary chaos.
In 1970, the Nixon administration enlisted the CIA in a covert operation to overthrow Salvador Allende, the democratically elected socialist president of Chile, who ultimately died in a viol…
Writer and theater artist Daniella Ignacio reflects on Wildwood Summer Theatre's 2022 production of 'The Lightning Thief' and the importance of Theater for Young Audiences as a genre.
Musicians Robbie Schaefer and Danielle Wertz to headline cabaret tribute.
Winner of the TRU New Voices Award in 2018, Jasper, written by Grant MacDermott and produced by Yonder Window Theatre Company, is now making its powerful world premiere in a limited Off-B…
Sponsored by NYC & Company, Inc. and Mastercard, and supported by NYC Media & Entertainment, NYC Off-Broadway Week, a twice-a-year 2-for-1 ticket offer for Off-Broadway productions i…
When the would-be magician does tricks, weird and wonderful things happen.
Mental health, domestic violence, and the healing power of forgiveness are central themes in this relatable show.
Originally scheduled for Monday, January 31, but postponed due to Omicron, Seth Rudetsky's Broadway starring Jane Krakowski was rescheduled for September 12, and the wildly appreciative h…
The comedy about a cross-country journey is written, directed, designed, acted, and crewed almost entirely by women.
The creative design and technical aspects really make this show. The soundtrack is downright haunting. The lighting and scenery are spot-on spooky.
Starting this coming weekend, the delightful mother/daughter musical comedy duo Vangari (Evangeline and Ariana Johns) returns to Don't Tell Mama " the renowned cabaret club, piano bar, and r…
The 1897 original " a farce about couples at different ages and stages of love " gets an experimental-musical treatment and is a must-see for theater lovers.
In a monthly series entitled 'The Companies We Keep,' DC Theater Arts spotlights the good and beneficial work done by theater companies in the DC region.
A magical and hopeful evening of storytelling using traditions of Noh theater.
DC theater veteran B. Stanley returns to the stage as the fast-talking spirit of the former president " because 'Our democracy is in a dire strait.'
A night of laughter, with plenty to think about after.
Klezmer, folk, and rock styles marry in this powerful musical based on playwright Hanna Moscovitch's great-grandparents.
On Wednesday night, September 7, the David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts had a full house and a long waiting line of fans hoping to get in for Jaime Lozano's Â…
When the reimagined musical production of As You Like It, co-adapted by Shaina Taub (who also created the music and lyrics) and Laurie Woolery (The Public Theater's Director of Public Works,…
In Pulse Theatre's Off-Broadway premiere of Strings Attached at Theatre Row, playwright Carole Buggé explores the uncertainties of physics and human behavior, which collide in a cathartic t…
Monologues from eight of America's most exciting playwrights will reflect on women's choices past, present, and future.
Starring veteran performer Bobby Smith, the play reflects the uncertainty of our times with surety and style.
The series celebrating the life and legacy of Civil Rights icon Emmett Till will play in rotating repertory paired with a citywide Reflection Series.
In search of elusive happiness, a disenchanted couple seeks refuge in an idealistic 1950s community.
