In Scena’s excellent, expressionist ‘Metamorphosis,’ a family is bugged
A misfit son’s transformation into an insect tests his parents’ and sister’s humanity. By JOHN STOLTENBERG
In Scena’s excellent, expressionist ‘Metamorphosis,’ a family is bugged
A misfit son’s transformation into an insect tests his parents’ and sister’s humanity. By JOHN STOLTENBERG
We Happy Few’s gripping ‘War of the Worlds’ is a winner
This audacious staging of the famously alarming 1938 radio broadcast is thoroughly entertaining. By AILEEN JOHNSON
What sparked Rorschach Theatre’s ‘SPARKED’ at Buzzard Point?
How did the mysterious 1933 disappearance of two lovers inspire a design-driven production in vacant retail spaces? By CHAD KINSMAN
Spooky season is upon us. Here’s our fearless guide.
Check it out: DMV theaters have something for everyone. By DC THEATER ARTS STAFF
What sparked Rorschach Theatre’s ‘SPARKED’ at Buzzard Point?
How did the mysterious 1933 disappearance of two lovers inspire a design-driven production in vacant retail spaces? By CHAD KINSMAN
Round House to celebrate holidays with Broadway hit ‘Cult of Love’
Leslye Headland’s darkly funny, music-filled alternative to traditional holiday fare will be directed by Ryan Rilette.
Arena Stage announces final three productions of 2026/27 season
‘Mexodus,’ ‘Bad Dates: End Game,’ and ‘Brokeback Mountain’ join previously announced ‘Prima Facie’ and ‘Purpose.’
‘Macbeth’ gets an immersive dance-theater adaptation at UMBC
An interpretative exploration — ‘the serpent under ‘t’ — blends music, dance, spoken word, and Edgar Allen Poe to unpack Macbeth’s ambition. By MARY V. HOLIMAN
Relevance and heart in ‘Caroline, or Change’ at Rockville Musical Theatre
This musical is tailor-made for today, and its abundance of talent brings to life themes of race, class, and historic injustices against African Americans. By CAROLINE BOCK
Relevance and heart in ‘Caroline, or Change’ at Rockville Musical Theatre
This musical is tailor-made for today, and its abundance of talent brings to life themes of race, class, and historic injustices against African Americans. By CAROLINE BOCK
‘Macbeth’ gets an immersive dance-theater adaptation at UMBC
An interpretative exploration — ‘the serpent under ‘t’ — blends music, dance, spoken word, and Edgar Allen Poe to unpack Macbeth’s ambition. By MARY V. HOLIMAN
Round House to celebrate holidays with Broadway hit ‘Cult of Love’
Leslye Headland’s darkly funny, music-filled alternative to traditional holiday fare will be directed by Ryan Rilette.