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Broadway sensation featuring music from The Go-Go's concludes Constellation's 18th season.

For one night only April 26 at Strathmore, YAA will stage Disney's 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' with over 200 young local artists.

Set to launch in the summer of 2025, District Fringe aims to fill the gap left by the shuttering of the Capital Fringe Festival.

23 years after its DC-area premiere of 'Hedwig,' Signature brings an all-new production of the queer cult classic to the stage to coincide with WorldPride.

Larissa FastHorse's new comedy will make its East Coast premiere at Arena April 3 to May 4.

Absolute minimalism yields epic depth in the retelling of the oldest surviving English story.

We are seeking new Board members who can help us lift up local theater. By JULIAN OQUENDO

Priyanka Shetty's solo show is an unflinching response to our moment in American history.

First Learning Theater Ensemble production in Creative Cauldron's new home opens March 21.

Public celebrations in April and May to honor SAC's 50-year history of training over 13,000 artists for careers in film and theater.

Limited engagement starring Hugh Bonneville opens March 30 in STC's Harman Hall.

Kareem Fahmy's fast-paced, high-stakes drama will be presented at the intersection of Ramadan and March Madness for the first time.

Newly renamed Bonnie Hammerschlag National Capital New Play Festival will feature world premiere of 'Bad Books' plus four free developmental readings.

Prize-winning play spotlights Flint, Michigan, water crisis and calls for environmental justice.

Featuring Wendell Pierce, Bill Irwin, Francesca Zambello, Taylor Reynolds, Jocelyn Bioh, Lolita Chakrabarti, and a renowned production from the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Lineup delivers four new-to-DC plays, including the regional premiere of the most honored play in a generation, a celebrated British holiday comedy, a world premiere magic show, and the newest hit by a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright.

See the full list of DC-area theaters participating in the program and their offers.

19 storytellers from across the nation will be sharing personal stories, folk tales, and stories of adventure and magic on Fairfax stage and online.

World-premiere production about queer love and forest magic from the screenwriter of 'Moonlight' opens May 16.