15,330 stories from DC Metro Theater Arts
New professional company partners with veteran community theater on intimate look at love and betrayal.
Tim J. Lord's brilliantly written play references a tragic event during Russia's war on Chechnya when theatergoers in Moscow were held hostage.
This coming Saturday and Monday, April 23 and 25, two of Off-Broadway's most noteworthy companies are presenting one-night-only events, one in person and one online, that celebrate classics …
The new stage production of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's 1943 English-language novella The Little Prince " one of the world's best-selling books and the second most translated (with 200 milli…
On April 20, the 23rd anniversary of Columbine, 1st Stage will release readings of eight new plays by teen writers who say: 'Enough is enough.'
Alexandria's only professional theater will be built into a chic condominium complex in Old Town North.
The non-profit Oscar Hammerstein Museum and Theatre Education Center (OHMTEC) has initiated a campaign to raise funds for the purchase, restoration, and preservation of Highland Farm in Doyl…
Coming to Gonda Theater at Georgetown May 12 to 22: his brilliant and all-too-timely portrayal of one man's moral courage amid the crimes of war.
The musical at Maryland's oldest HBCU to challenge how women and womxn occupy spaces.
From the Coil Project comes an inviting show of possibility for polyamorous playmaking.
To commemorate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May, Pan Asian Repertory Theatre, now in its 45th season, is presenting the world premiere of Citizen Wong, a new play …
The musical based on Sly Stallone's boxing movie is staged with spectacle and heart.
Now performing in DC at Hook Hall is a sensual cabaret combining circus and burlesque. Is it theater? Let's see.
For his headliner debut at the legendary Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the tremendously talented, always effervescent, Mexican-born musical multi-hyphenate Jaime Lozano brought his…
Inspired by Thornton Wilder's The Long Christmas Dinner of 1931 " a 35-minute one-act play tracing five generations through a fast-moving 90 years of Yuletide meals in the family dining room…
This will be the long-running theater's 73rd consecutive year of performances.
Welcome to a fractured fairy tale, kids. This is not your mama's Rumpelstiltskin.
Over 400 artists, thought-leaders, activists, and next-gen change-makers will come together from around the world to address critical global issues.
When the mixed-race center fielder Darren Lemming, a seemingly unassailable superstar for the MLB Empires, nonchalantly reveals at a press conference that he's gay, the unexpected news trigg…
In a courtroom packed with wisecracking legal celebs, lawyers for Margaret and Hero from 'Much Ado' duked it out.
By trusting their castmates and an ancient story, students took a leap of faith, channeled their grief, and began to heal.
The emotional power of the material comes through clearly in this quintessential ensemble show about ordinary people's kindness.
Following an extended pandemic delay, the highly anticipated production of Harmony: A New Musical, written by multi-award winner Barry Manilow (music and arrangements) and longtime collabora…
Terrance McNally's 1960s-style musical comedy is now in its final week. Two powerful dramas are coming next"'Drumfolk' and 'American Prophet.'
Whether you practice the religious traditions of Easter or Passover, or celebrate Pop-culture icon Lady Bunny, there's something for you to enjoy this holiday weekend in NYC, in person or on…
