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Amid charges of toxic leadership, the board puts Artistic Director Richard Henrich on leave... but only from certain duties.

A story about a rebellion and a suppression begins a multi-year partnership between Arena Stage and the renowned African American dance company.

Also on the admirably well-done double bill of Tennessee Williams one-acts: 'Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Me Listen'

As the play delves into its subject of life and death, the hearts of the audience are treated with tender and gentle grace.

Playwright Paula Vogel lifts three women from 'Othello' — Desdemona, Emilia, and Bianca — and puts them in their own risqué play about today.

Paola Lázaro’s scintillating script about two sexual abuse survivors is astonishingly entertaining and deeply moving.

The playwrights’ skills and vibrant acting provide memorable portraits of two very different women seeking to be more fully together.

When Gaby Albo took the stage, it was as if we were watching Gloria Estefan, the legend herself, perform.

One of the most intimate, touching, and truthful relationship dramas you’re likely to experience without being in it yourself.

"It’s wonderful after being told no so much to turn around and tell people yes," Estefan says of her storied career.

Chelsea Marcantel's gently touching and deeply satisfying new play is about a brother's and sister's quest for connection.

Kimberly Belflower's entertaining new play embeds its feminist message in the very real, sometimes mercurial, emotions of teenagers.

The bed-hopping is kinky, funny, freaky, the works in this co-production by Silver Spring Stage and Cogent Theater Collective.

DC-area native Myles Frost has taken Broadway by storm and skyrocketed to well more than fifteen minutes of fame with his stellar debut as...

She and three other former princesses will perform Disney hits with the National Symphony Orchestra for two days only at the Kennedy Center.

Bernadette Peters, Santino Fontana, Tracy Lynn Olivera, Nova Y. Payton, and Bobby Smith to perform at gala May 16.

Their honest emotion and tongue-in-cheek humor sweep the audience away.

If diversity is a goal, new work is required, says Naysan Mojgani, curator of the company's National Capital New Play Festival.

Peopled by folks from town, the show postponed from last fall finally comes home to the Harman.

Tim J. Lord's brilliantly written play references a tragic event during Russia's war on Chechnya when theatergoers in Moscow were held hostage.