My interrupted life with movement and ‘An Asian American Dance Journey’
An AAPI writer/performer/kind-of-dancer shares the inspiration she found in the Dana Tai Soon Burgess Dance Company concert at Woolly Mammoth. By DANIELLA IGNACIO
A theater nerd confronts ‘theater for boys’
Provoked by Max Wolf Friedlich’s play ‘Job’ at Signature Theatre, a Gen Z culture critic responds in a very personal long-form essay. By NATHAN PUGH
Bowie State University Theatre fosters new plays, new voices
In 'Transformation,' undergrads and alums join forces to stage two enthralling original one-acts. By MALAYSHA SABRIA
Playwright Doug Robinson believes ‘imagination is the only way forward’
The writer behind Rorschach Theatre’s 'The Figs' talks about contemporary folktales, earnest storytelling, and facing the world through wonder. By NATHAN PUGH
What can DC-area theaters offer axed government workers?
Discounted or free tickets for furloughed or fired civil servants can be seen as a long-term investment in the future of the community. By DAVID SIEGEL
Lauren M. Gunderson on unmasking the women in ‘Hamlet’
In an exclusive interview, the playwright previews her latest girl-power drama, 'A Room in the Castle,' on stage at Folger Theatre March 4 to April 6. By NICOLE HERTVIK
Jason Loewith on the fight for our country’s artistic soul
The artistic director of Olney Theater Company responds to President Trump’s plans for the Kennedy Center with a call to action. By JASON LOEWITH
Meet the magic of ‘Love and Vinyl’ right inside Byrdland Records
James J. Johnson and Rachel Manteuffel talk about acting in Bob Bartlett's immersive 'backstage pass into the love of records.' By DANIELLA IGNACIO
At Omnium Circus, inclusion and accessibility take center stage
'So much is dividing us; we have to find more of what unites us,' says founder Lisa B. Lewis. The multi-abled circus plays the Warner Theatre on February 22. By LEAH COHEN
J. Ernest Green celebrates 40 years as artistic director of Live...
On how he programs: 'I want it to be fun — for the singers, the orchestra, the soloist, and the audience." By CHARLES GREEN
MetroStage in final fundraising push for exciting new theater space
The venue in Alexandria's Old Town North neighborhood will offer a look like no other. By KEITH LORIA
Anxious questions for DC-area theater on Inauguration Day 2025
In the face of what might be a frontal assault, can we commit to collective fearlessness? By DAVID SIEGEL
Inside the making of ‘Who Cares: The Caregiving Interview Project’
Two co-writers, two actors, and a dramaturg talk about bringing real caregivers to life in Voices Festival Productions' moving new work. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON
What’s behind book banning?: Eleanore Tapscott on directing ‘Alabama Story’ at...
'Who are they trying to restrict, to subjugate, to marginalize from our society?' By CHARLES GREEN
Ari’el Stachel on seeking a self ‘Out of Character,’ at Theater...
In a co-presentation with Mosaic Theater, the Tony-winning actor-turned-playwright talks about embracing his roots as a Middle Eastern Jew. By RAVELLE BRICKMAN
Heather Lanza on her dreams and goals for NextStop Theatre
The company's new producing artistic director shares what excites her about the Herndon community and new play development. By LISA TRAIGER
Joey Parsons on connection, collaboration, and her life onstage and off
The award-winning actor, now appearing Off-Broadway in a Kate Hamill world premiere, shares what she cares about most. By LORRAINE TREANOR
Questions confronting theater at the onset of possible tyranny
What lies ahead? Is the past a guide? Will theaters band together? By DAVID SIEGEL
How will the next Administration affect DMV arts?
Get ready for major shifts and an unknown period of uncertainty. Report by DAVID SIEGEL
Matthew Libby on the dark underbelly of AI and his new...
The playwright's rapid-fire thriller is set in Silicon Valley in a future that could already be here. By RAVELLE BRICKMAN