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Constance Zaytoun to star in Drama Desk Award-winner Lameece Issaq's one-woman show.

DC premiere by Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy Letts runs April 4-May 3, 2026.

Blending the classic and the contemporary, the theatrical and the political, GALA's 51st season speaks to "one of the most defining moments for the Spanish language in this country."

On the theme of theater as an 'occasion for joy,' five new plays will be performed in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, from July 10 to August 2. By BOB ASHBY

The seasoned theater producer will oversee commercial strategy and partnership within the artistic division.

The company makes its debut with an original staged reading at the 2026 Atlas INTERSECTIONS Festival March 6.

Unique partnership aims to be a model for sustainably growing and supporting the arts in DC.

A look at local theaters' summer camp offerings for kids from tots to teens. By HANNAH ESTIFANOS

Signature to honor Williams with company's 15th Stephen Sondheim Award at the Anthem on March 16.

Canceled at the Kennedy Center in 2025, Tony-winning playwright Jonathan Spector's prescient satire grapples with truth and vaccine skepticism.

Nominations in 41 categories were announced on February 23 at Studio Theatre. The ceremony will take place on Monday, May 18, at The Anthem.

Choose-Your-Own-Adventure play for teens runs from February 24 to March 8.

Season includes return of Tony-winning 'Come From Away,' coinciding with 25th commemoration of 9/11, and 5th annual First Look Festival of new work.

Cast and creative team announced for new hip-hop musical celebrating the life and legacy of the late congressman and civil rights leader.

Arena celebrates its 75th anniversary with a 3-day festival of new work running February 27-March 1.

The Emmy Award-winning nonprofit will open Montgomery County’s first Collaborative Performing Arts Hub, serving YAA students and the broader arts community.

'West Side Story' to perform at Lyric Baltimore and Strathmore in May, followed by WNO 70th Anniversary Gala at the National Building Museum, hosted by Stephen Schwartz and Jamie Bernstein.

In the wake of the Washington Post's cuts to theater coverage, DMV theater leaders unite in support of alternative media outlets.

Debut play by emerging Austrian-Iranian writer raises burning questions of identity politics, origin, personal responsibility, and collective guilt.

Envisioned by Artistic Director Karen Ann Daniels and directed by Timothy Douglas, Shakespeare’s beloved comedy offers a love letter to DC.