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Meg Rodgers as the melancholy Dane and Brandon Carter as the vulnerable maiden lead the cast of a truly compelling production. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE
At George Mason University's Center for the Arts' annual benefit, the 'Hamilton' star showed off her incredible versatility and range. By DANA ROBERTS
The mystery adapted from an Agatha Christie novel is an entertaining evening of suspense.. By JULIA AMIS
Keynote speakers include Patricia Akhimie, Keith Hamilton Cobb, and Sir Trevor Nunn.
Local composer Neal Learner drew inspiration from impact of large-scale development projects on the DC region over the past 20 years.
This thought-provoking and heartfelt musical is yet another jewel in Riverside's 25th season. By WILLIAM POWELL
The Edgar Allen Poe adaptation marks a triumphant return for Director Paata Tsikurishvili and affirms the company's status as a world-class theater. By SOPHIA HOWES
The production at the Writer's Center has a winning combination of talent, experience, and verve. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
Now playing a limited engagement at the Music Box Theatre, the first-ever Broadway revival of actor, director, activist, and writer Ossie Davis's Purlie Victorious: A Non-Confederate Romp Th…
Playwright Kelsey Mesa shrewdly makes hysteria the centerpiece of her satiric dark comedy, and the show's originality and substance make it a must-see. By JOHN STOLTENBERG
Based on real events, 'Agreste (Drylands)' is newly translated and directed by DC newcomer Danilo Gambini, associate artistic director at Studio Theatre.
Founding artistic director Ian Gallanar directs the season opener with warmth, humor, and congeniality. By COLLEEN KENNEDY
The show about a dog played by a person is a fun way to open the season. By CHARLES GREEN
The third-annual entertainment is creatively and technically excellent. By ERIC COLCHAMIRO
Playwright Lauren Yee stages surreal moments of Chinese identity in her semi-autobiographical show. By NATHAN PUGH
Tony nominee and Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, and Grammy Award winner Jenn Colella, whose long list of stage credits includes Broadway's Come From Away, If/Then, Chaplin, High Fidelity,…
DC actors help animals find forever homes in adoption extravaganza.
Playwright Pearl Cleage meditates on Maynard Jackson, Atlanta's first Black mayor, in a fascinating depiction of the citizens who voted for him. By AMY KOTKIN
Catch up on your reading and listening with these four selections of recent book and music releases from artists and shows of the New York stage, including an original cast album, the second…
In the one-night-only New York premiere of Bill Russell: My Side of the Show at Birdland Jazz Club on Monday, September 25, the Tony-nominated librettist and lyricist traced the development …
The company comes through with an impeccable cast and smart tech. By FOSSE THORNTON
Stunning visuals, gorgeous puppetry, and a skilled ensemble bring Eric Carle's stories to vivid life. By REBECCA CALKIN
The couple credit son and creative partner Gideon Grody-Patinkin with their newfound social media fame. By NICOLE HERTVIK
It's a beautiful and thoughtful show, surprising in its ability to challenge us on complex topics of gender and death. By DARBY DEJARNETTE
The storytelling is complex and gripping " a tragedy wrapped in a fable and a memory play set in a war zone. By JOHN STOLTENBERG
