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Obie Award-winner Christopher Chen's play journeys through memory, identity, and the fragile boundaries of belief.

Created by actor-entrepreneur Edward Daniels, Monologue Madness features 32 local actors in a high-energy, single-elimination tournament in front of a live audience.

Check back regularly for the most up-to-date information about workshops, readings, and short-run/single-performance events.

Bold lineup of world premieres, musical celebrations, and American classics continues to position Baltimore as a home for what’s next in American theater.

Writers trace a decades-long shift toward metrics and cost-cutting that has steadily eroded arts coverage at The Washington Post. By TENIOLA AYOOLA

Spanning horror, historical drama, and Shakespearean comedy, season explores the fragility and strength of human nature.

Ferocious queer ghost story debuts April 17.

Solo show by Perisphere Co-Artistic Director Gerrad Alex Taylor uses the structure of a minstrel show to critique the casting politics of the classical canon.

2026/27 season includes two world premieres, three regional premieres, a major co-production of an August Wilson classic, and '50 for 50' free events.

Final season curated by Founding Artistic Director Vincent M. Lancisi is the first to be led by incoming Artistic Director Brandon Weinbrenner.

Season features 'Hamlet' (returning to the Folger for the first time in over a decade) and the rarely-produced 'Measure for Measure,' last seen at the Folger in 2006.

Season includes Brian Cox as Johann Sebastian Bach in the US premiere of 'The Score.'

Season to include two world premieres and a DC premiere, with additional programming to be announced.

Felicia Curry and Kennedy Holmes to join Holli' Gabrielle Conway, Jade Milan, and Stoney B. Woods in world premiere opening June 12.

Zambello, Washington National Opera's artistic director since 2013, was honored March 20.

Rockville Musical Theatre and Silver Spring Stage take home 7 top honors each, among 94 productions by 28 local community theaters.

Cast and crew announced for world premiere GALA commission, running April 30-May 24,

Studio Theatre forced to cancel planned production of Alaa Shehada’s ‘The Horse of Jenin.’ His solo show to screen on film instead.  By NICOLE HERTVIK

J. Antonio Rodriguez and Alex De Bard to star in musical adaptation of Lauren Gunderson's hit play.

Season includes 5 DC premieres, a new production of 'Dirty Dancing,' the return of the Broadway phenomenon 'Hamilton,' and more.