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'Happy' is this year's theme as 37 productions perform in five venues near Dupont Circle.

Real-life father and son David Bryan Jackson and Max Jackson to perform this thought-provoking work about parenting.

Season kicks off with festival of solo performances, followed by a Tony Award-nominated play, a Pulitzer Prize-winning classic, and more.

Cirque's tribute to the legendary and modern trailblazers of country music performs at the Hippodrome December 20-29.

Gustavo Ott's first full season as artistic director features multiple U.S. and world premieres and the 20th annual Fuego Flamenco Festival.

Funding is part of $40 million in grants to 653 theaters, dance companies, academic theater training programs, and related service agencies.

With three new acts and new characters, the colorful and energetic show for all ages will play Capital One Arena September 11-15.

Fall offerings include theater, ballet, jazz, and more!

Productions include beloved characters Winnie the Pooh and Mother Goose, a Cajun twist on Little Red Riding Hood, the dance-based 'Paper Dreams' for the youngest audiences, and the regional premiere of 'Dory Fantasmagory.'

For 12 years the Herndon native guided the company as it grew from a community theater into the only professional theater serving Western Fairfax and Loudoun counties.

'Be More Chill' composer to perform solo concert/cabaret July 15 in NextStop's black box.

Awards were announced as hundreds of young people gathered from the National Capital Area. By LAURA MILLS

The notorious and beloved drag 'Queen of Ireland' offers an expert weave of bawdy humor and tender soul-searching.

'Love Is Love Is Love,' a musical revue with a twist, will travel across relationships of all kinds. By WYATT STENSRUD

The show runs through June 23, following a developmental workshop in Keegan’s 2020 Boiler Room Series and an international tour.

Celebrating its 45th anniversary, the company closes out the year with a new play by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, a new Second City show, and lots more.

Signature's 35th season includes five musicals and two plays, four of which are DC premieres.

'Exhilarating and liberating' production will tour to all DC quadrants

A lineup of classic plays and musicals to delight audiences of all ages.

Season features exciting productions new to ATMTC, along with returning classics.