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Women's Works Program production of Laurence Holder's 'Zora' opens September 22.

All-woman production for young audiences based on the #1 New York Times bestselling book by Chelsea Clinton.

After its final seasons in Crystal City, Synetic goes to venues across the DMV with classic favorites (both remounted and reimagined) and brand-new work.

Studio's program creates opportunities for the broadest possible cohort and is DC's largest theater training program to offer employment and housing.

With local and international collaborators, Solas Nua delivers immersive and interactive interdisciplinary experiences rooted in Irish arts and culture.

Ending with a live concert of Marlene Dietrich's most popular songs, 'Marlene' reveals the human behind one of the 20th century's most enigmatic icons.

Both censuses will be open from October 2 to November 22, with results delivered to the public in early 2025.

Festival opens August 23 with an exclusive conversation between The Washington Post's former and next theater critics, Peter Marks and Naveen Kumar.

The award-winning theater company celebrates its 20th anniversary with two boldly inventive world premieres, including its first musical.

The 2024 celebration offers $20, $40, and $60 tickets to over 30 productions at DC-area theaters, a free Kickoff Fest, and other interactive events.

Mfoniso Udofia's acclaimed play explores the American Dream through the lens of Nigerian culture.

The DC superstar will front a live band as the legendary singer in a nightclub experience.

Gieras comes from Kansas City Repertory Theatre to join Artistic Director Simon Godwin at STC.

From beloved classics to recent Broadway hits, the season features musicals and comedies to entertain audiences of all ages.

The eagerly awaited musical will complete Artistic Director Hana S. Sharif's inaugural season.

'Season of Determination' features three area premieres plus a collection of classic shorts by Shaw.

Recipients are Francis Ford Coppola, Grateful Dead, Bonnie Raitt, Arturo Sandoval, and the Apollo. Event December 8 to be broadcast December 23.

The company's 28th season includes world and DC premieres, Tony-winning and -nominated plays, and returning favorites.

Season will begin at Creative Cauldron's longtime home in Pearson Square, then move into new home at the corner of Broad and Washington Streets by the end of the year.

Bipartisan event has raised millions in support for STC's arts education and engagement programs over the past 20+ years.