DC Theater Arts

The play ‘wrestles’ with the commercialization of race and culture through the lens of professional wrestling. By ZOE WINSKY

The play ‘wrestles’ with the commercialization of race and culture through the lens of professional wrestling. By ZOE WINSKY

Washington National Opera’s intimate and emotionally raw production is a stunning cinematic masterpiece. By GINA JUN

The veteran DC actress quit acting 23 years ago. She returns to the stage in a holiday play that, she says, ‘you will see yourself in.’  By JULIA TUCKER

How did the mysterious 1933 disappearance of two lovers inspire a design-driven production in vacant retail spaces? By CHAD KINSMAN

The veteran DC actress quit acting 23 years ago. She returns to the stage in a holiday play that, she says, ‘you will see yourself in.’  By JULIA TUCKER

Spooky Action Theater presents the three-time Helen Hayes Award winner and the 'Professor Woland' and 'Father Lear' composer in concert on December 8 and 9.

National storytelling initiative by Baltimore Center Stage and Breaking the Binary Theatre supports transgender and gender non-conforming playwrights and the development of new work.

NASA Goddard's Music and Drama Club tackles Louisa May Alcott’s still-relevant themes in musical numbers backed by a sometimes-too-loud orchestra. By MARY V. HOLIMAN