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Five DC theaters - Studio Theater, Arena Stage, Theater Alliance, Theater J, and Solas Nua - to present staged readings of new work in January 2026 'New Pages, New Stages' festival.

Frequent collaborator Kevin S. McAllister directs the classic musical of love, money, and mayhem that begins November 6 and runs through the New Year.

The production tells three Edgar Allan Poe tales after dark in a perennial company classic.

World-premiere musical kicks off VFP's 25th Voices From A Changing Middle East Festival.

Directed by János Szász, this award-winning adaptation of Ibsen’s acclaimed work, and recent Broadway sensation, examines the personal cost of speaking up.

Season includes Lauren Gunderson hit and a world premiere one-man show by Perisphere co-artistic director Gerrad Alex Taylor.

As students have returned to colleges and universities across the DMV area, here are some highlights of what’s coming up this fall on local university stages.

Classic camp-horror musical and immersive outdoor haunted attraction deliver thrills and chills this Halloween at Workhouse.

Star-studded holiday production of the classic musical runs December 2-January 4 in STC's Harman Hall.

Tony-winning Jonathan Spector play will run from March 11-April 5, 2026.

An original story based on the terrifying film franchise — now live on stage.

Colman Domingo Award winner Reggie D. White's multigenerational dramatic comedy opens October 8.

The company's legacy will continue at the Atlas Performing Arts Center.

Acclaimed Irish play and Solas Nua’s play-reading series favorite makes North American debut in dark comedy about trauma and family.

Interrogating both the classics and our current moment, the season celebrates immigration and resists authoritarianism.

Check back regularly for the most up-to-date information about workshops, readings, and short-run/single-performance events.

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Miriam Battye's not-quite-romantic comedy explores love, loneliness, and lying to (and about) ourselves in the age of swiping.

The songwriter and Broadway-bound composer will perform on October 7 at the Arts Club of Washington.

The theater will activate a retail space with an "unforgettable rock séance."