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She and three other former princesses will perform Disney hits with the National Symphony Orchestra for two days only at the Kennedy Center.
Bernadette Peters, Santino Fontana, Tracy Lynn Olivera, Nova Y. Payton, and Bobby Smith to perform at gala May 16.
He performs candid standup about being Black, Filipino, and Queer, in his 'Crossroads, Detours, and Exits,' premiering May 4.
The Tyler Perry"style Christian production plays June 11 in Stafford, VA.
Last seen in NYC in 2019, in the Off-Broadway revival of poet/playwright Ntozake Shange's groundbreaking genre-defying "choreopoem" at The Public Theater (where it was first presented in 197…
Director Joseph Ritsch and Dramaturg Khalid Long on how race, queerness, gender, and ability intersect in Tennessee Williams's classic.
There's a hot new musical theater company in NYC and it launched on Monday, April 25, with a VIP reception and EP release party at Manhattan's popular Beauty Bar. Self-described as "a gen…
Their honest emotion and tongue-in-cheek humor sweep the audience away.
Originally begun during the 1949"1950 season, the Outer Critics Circle Awards, now in its 71st year, are presented annually for outstanding achievements both on Broadway and Off-Broadway.…
The cast is strong and Arthur Miller's classic endures.
The five young dancers electrify the stage. It is impossible not to feel called to join in their fun and games.
But it was the seniors of the Mosaic Harmony community choir who got things shaking.
If diversity is a goal, new work is required, says Naysan Mojgani, curator of the company's National Capital New Play Festival.
First presented in 1922, then formalized in 1935, the Drama League Awards are the oldest theatrical honors in America and the only major theatrical awards chosen by the entire theater commun…
The latest street tour presentation by Bated Breath Theatre Company, following its award-winning production of Voyeur: The Windows of Toulouse-Lautrec, is Chasing Andy Warhol, an immersive g…
In this family of comic eccentrics, they love each other as much because of as despite their oddities.
Antoinette Nwandu's groundbreaking drama about young Black men looking for a way out will follow 'Every Brilliant Thing,' 'Twelfth Night,' and 'Thrive.'
The sparseness and intensity of the production underscore the ambiguity of the play's central question: Is Henry V a benevolent or malign ruler?
This gem of a musical managed to engage, entertain, and crack up the entire multigenerational audience.
Dianna Cuatto's choreography is full of lovely movements and comic moments.
A musical that leaves your heart satisfied and ears delighted.
Napoleon pondered, "What is history but a fable agreed upon?" And Winston Churchill has been credited with the adage, "History is written by the winners." Both insightful observations are un…
The Helen Hayes Recommended company We Happy Few takes a step forward by looking back this spring as they stage Desdemona: A Play About a Handkerchief, their first Shakespeare-adjacent pi…
It's 1963, and England's second-best hangman Harry Wade is performing his last execution, of a young man protesting his innocence and desperately fighting for his life to the very end. Two y…
Voices Festival Productions with the Arts Club of Washington joins a worldwide project to bear witness through theater to the horrors of Putin's war.
