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A Mt. Pleasant marijuana 'gifting' shop offers a window into the vast changes in the District.
A comedic drama that explores a teacher's romantic journey as she faces questions about her religious beliefs.
Fireworks will fly high above the East River once again on Monday, when the 46th annual Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular takes over New York City skies, accompanied by a full line-up…
The show is overflowing with compassion and heart. It reminds us what the world could be.
After moving to its digital incarnation during the COVID-19 closure of public venues in April 2020, then evolving into the preeminent virtual chantey sing in the world, South Street Seaport …
On a perfect summer evening, Tony winners and local favorites star in Signature Theater and Wolf Trap's third annual concert collaboration.
A play inspired by the Supreme Court case involving the Westboro Baptist Church, whose members demonstrated at the funeral of a gay serviceman.
The show is not 'dumbed down.' It is sophisticated, believing that children are intelligent enough to grasp its concepts and themes, and they absolutely do.
An immersive theatrical experience that can be enjoyed on its own or as the final chapter of the company's year-long Psychogeographies Project.
The fund will allow DCTA to create local arts journalism in honor of former DCTA writer Wendi Winters who was killed in the 2018 Capital Gazette shooting.
A fictional play based on facts is about his feelings and thoughts on that fateful day, September 11, 1973.
What the playwright has done with Harper Lee's novel epitomizes what live theater does best: hold values up to view.
A live storytelling show where people in all types of bodies can share their triumphs, frustrations, and realizations.
Amari Cheatom as Ira Aldridge gives a performance at Shakespeare Theatre Company of unparalleled skill and insight.
The Broadway League, founded in 1930, as the national trade association for the Broadway industry, announced today that the owners and operators of all 41 Broadway theaters in New York City …
The two leads " Michael J. Mainwaring as Daniel and Josh Adams as Chris " are spellbinding together. Their unabashed attraction is palpable.
The concert of iconic film scores by the living legend featured collaborators, celebrities, and the 93-piece National Symphony Orchestra.
