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Directed and translated by Expats founder Karin Rosnizeck, the play runs September 27 to October 19 at Atlas Performing Arts Center.

Al Letson reworks 'Julius Caesar' through the lens of the Civil Rights Movement, drawing parallels between ancient Rome and 1960s Harlem.

The vibrant new take on the Rodgers and Hart musical brings a complete book revision, brand-new arrangements, and choreography by Savion Glover.

Multi-Tony-winning touring Broadway production plays at the National from November 18-23; tickets are on sale now.

George Strait, KISS, Michael Crawford, Gloria Gaynor, and Sylvester Stallone to be recognized for lifetime artistic achievements.

Thomas is the first and only actor authorized to perform the play, written and originally performed by Hal Holbrook.

The stirring participatory experience is a scavenger hunt for the soul of a city. By GREGORY FORD

Ibsen's classic is the third collaboration between Shakespeare Theatre Company and New York's Theatre for a New Audience (TFANA).

30 of the DMV area's most exciting emerging theater artists combine to create 7 new short plays inspired by a single work of art, August 16 and 17.

The dark comedy runs November 6 to 23 at the Atlas Performing Arts Center and is the company’s first full production of Smyth’s work.

DC’s beloved summer tradition will feature free screening of 'Porgy and Bess,' plus pre-show family fun, on Saturday, August 23.

Season includes three Best Musical Tony winners, plus DC premiere performance by Northern Ireland's Shamrock Tenors, improv, illusions, and more.

New musical play 'November 4' commemorates the 30th anniversary of the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Rabin. Also in the 2025/26 festival: 'Imperfect Allies: Children of Opposite Sides' and 'Apeirogon: Rami and Bassam.'

Arena announces all-star lineup for its new adaptation of the classic musical, opening September 9.

Spooky Action's 21st season aims to challenge the status quo with bold works from the past and present that speak to the future.

Chess Jakobs' play was originally commissioned through The Ford's Theatre Legacy Commissions, and now comes to life on stage with a cast making their Ford's debuts directed by Aaron Posner.

Theater Alliance continues to deliver bold and deeply human new work in its popup performance space in Southwest DC.

First a novel, then a 1983 stage play, later a Broadway musical starring Chita Rivera, and soon to be a Hollywood film starring Jennifer Lopez, Argentine playwright Manuel Puig’s story continues to resonate.

Felicia Curry, Oneika Phillips, and Lance Coadie Williams lead the cast as Jocelyn Bioh's adaptation reimagines Shakespeare's farce in modern Harlem.