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Directed by Helen Hayes Award-winner Lili-Anne Brown, show traces Hall's life and career, challenges, and triumphs.

Signature’s 37th season features six musicals and two plays, including a world premiere musical, a regional premiere musical, and a DC premiere play.

Created and performed by Woolly company member Justin Weaks, a bold and deeply personal experience transforming theater into a living archive.

Just weeks before the United States' 250th birthday, Suzan-Lori Parks' bold, dark, and witty look at how U.S. history is told makes its timely regional premiere.

Second annual festival features 9 multi-night runs, 3 short-run performances, and 4 staged readings from July 10-26 at UDC.

Offering reflections on the climate crisis and generational divides, 'Precarious' is a fresh new comedy about starting out and starting over.

Artistic Director Reggie D. White’s inaugural season is a season of firsts — five world-premiere plays by five playwrights making Woolly Mammoth debuts.

Season includes the opening of Olney's new Bernard Family Theatre, collaborations with Round House, Synetic, and ArtsCentric, and much more.

Featuring over 50 performances of 12 shows across two weekends, Charm City Fringe has something for everyone.

A yearlong, citywide storytelling collaboration culminates in a new immersive theater production presented by Baltimore Center Stage, Third Space at Shaarei Tfiloh, and Oh to Dream.

Psalmayene 24 to direct a powerhouse cast in Ossie Davis' Civil Rights-era farce.

Sixth annual 'Broadway in the Park' to feature Tituss Burgess and Heather Headley.

Signature's in-the-round staging stars Brayden Bambino as Pippin and Olivier-nominated Cedric Neal as The Leading Player.

The season features four operatic reimaginings, spanning 1,000 years of history, that lift up art’s power to unmask tyrants and their tyranny.

Season lineup of five productions traverses centuries and continents to explore friendship, identity, love, and the transformative power of human connection.

The region’s theater community will gather at The Anthem on May 18 for a night of celebration.

Applications open through April 23 for a fully funded professional development and exchange program for theater artists based in Cork, Ireland and Washington, DC.

Pushkin brings experience performing and puppeteering for countless productions, including local and national tours, along with 21 years at Glen Echo Park.

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