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Lineup features Stoppard, Kushner, a DC premiere, and exciting new partnerships with Theatre Prometheus and Pinky Swear Productions.

The event produced by Theatre Washington will celebrate contributions of DC-area theater makers and recognize work from 151 shows in 2023.

Audiences will have the unique opportunity to witness and engage in the of filming of a reinterpretation of 'The Cherry Orchard.'

Six-show lineup ranges from inventive new works to modern masterpieces and is filled with laugh-out-loud comedies, inspiring tales of discovery, a best-selling mystery, and award-winning landmarks of contemporary theater.

10th-anniversary lineup includes a musical about Billie Holiday, a world premiere in collaboration with Georgetown University, a DC premiere about the Flint, Michigan, water crisis, and a play about Andy Warhol.

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New, exciting work from July 5 to 28 in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. By BOB ASHBY

The second season curated by Artistic Director Hayley Finn features the DC premiere of a recent Broadway new-play favorite, the return of an audience favorite, and a first-ever co-production with Mosaic Theater Company of DC.

Three-year celebration will present all ten plays in chronological order, beginning with 'Gem of the Ocean,' opening at Arena Players April 5.

47th season includes acclaimed Nigerian-American drama, world premiere holiday musical, two Pulitzer Prize finalists, fourth annual New Play Festival with one world premiere, and more.

Adil Mansoor invites his Pakistani mother to translate Sophocles' 'Antigone'  into Urdu as a way to explore tensions between family and faith.

Multidisciplinary performance transports audiences to the Irish bog landscape through scent.

A star-studded lineup featuring Hugh Bonneville, Alex Brightman, Matthew Broderick, Emily Burns, David Fynn, John Kani, and Carey Perloff.

Festival features world premiere production of 'A Jumping-Off Point' plus developmental readings of four new works.

The community theaters that that took home the most top honors (7 each) were Port Tobacco Players and Reston Community Players.

The powerful story of a young Black Deaf woman living with AIDS in the 1990s returns to the DC stage 27 years after it premiered in New York.

Better Said Than Done will host the spoken word festival from March 14 to 17 both in-person in Fairfax, VA, and streaming online.

Known for her work as a designer, digital producer, and director, Colburn has served as Flying V's Artistic Lead of Theatre since 2021.

The Helen Hayes award-winning actor writes and performs his personal reflections on being diagnosed with HIV.