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Synetic's upcoming 'Stranger in a Strange Land' season includes a world premiere of H.G. Wells' 'War of the Worlds' along with returning classics.

The company's 47th season promises 'illuminating, affirming & hilarious' productions for all ages.

Titled 'tempered,' the blend of music, movement, and poetry will be performed by resident artists with rotating guest performers.

The fund will allow DCTA to create local arts journalism in honor of former DCTA writer Wendi Winters who was killed in the 2018 Capital Gazette shooting.

An immersive theatrical experience that can be enjoyed on its own or as the final chapter of the company's year-long Psychogeographies Project.

The company's signature production, 'The Tarot Reading,' was an interactive and unscripted variety show that empowered artists to tell their own stories.

Edgar Dobie and Paige Hernandez will be recognized for their outstanding service and creative leadership in the DC-area theater community.

The lineup includes two world premieres by DC-area playwrights, one regional premiere, one DC premiere, two musicals, and a Pulitzer Prize-winning play.

The groundbreaking artistic director will leave a legacy of 25 years of redefining and celebrating American theater in the nation's capital.

Director and choreographer Luis Salgado and scenic, lighting, costume, and video designers from GALA Hispanic Theatre's hit Spanish-language world premiere of 'On Your Feet!' will reprise their roles on national tour.

With 'Beckett Shorts,' the company returns to its modernist roots of staging great works by the masters of literature and theater.

BCS celebrates 60 years with four mainstage productions and a full slate of civic and community initiatives.

The emotional play by Endesha Ida Mae Holland, Ph.D., follows her journey from poverty to academia.

Shakespeare’s magical comedy will be staged in an enchanting playhouse to be built inside the museum's Great Hall.

All remaining tickets to BCS's production of 'Bakkhai' will be free.

Three new Sondheim productions highlight the company's special connection to the legendary composer.

Six productions that range from intimate drama to riotous comedy to theatrical spectacle to celebrated musical.

Lineup to include Horton Foote’s ‘The Trip to Bountiful' and Cheryl L. West’s new musical about rock ‘n’ roll trailblazer Sister Rosetta Tharpe.

Projects span Prince George’s County, Arlington County, Fairfax County, Falls Church City, Loudoun County, and D.C. Public Schools.

BGR!FEST makes its highly anticipated return—collaborating with the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) for the very first time.