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Lineup features celebrated performers César Cadabes and J. Elijah Cho.

The actors, stage managers, bartenders, and servers are now the third company of the theatrical franchise to unionize.

The 12-foot-tall puppet of a Syrian refugee child traveled across Europe in 2021 and will travel across the U.S. this fall—including a stop in DC.

The organization will relocate to office space at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company.

Awards announced as hundreds of young people gather from the National Capital Area.

Celebrating 20 years in downtown Bethesda, the company will remount several of its most popular shows from the past two decades.

Awa Sal Secka and Shayla S. Simmons to pay tribute to Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Tina Turner, and more.

Hayley Finn's first season as artistic director brings world and regional premieres and a triptych of one-person plays.

Paata Tsikurishvili directs a new adaptation of 'The Tell-Tale Heart,' audience favorite 'Romeo & Juliet' returns, and more.

Washington Women in Theatre will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a festival of staged readings and cabarets June 9–12 and June 15–18.

10th-anniversary season kicks off with remount of company's first production, 'Alfred Hitchcock's 39 Steps,' followed by 'wild and wacky' musicals and comedies.

Visit the realm of Season 44: a celebration of LGBTQ+ voices and global perspectives confronting today’s world.

For 'Angel Number Nine,' company will transform a former retail space into '90s bars and rock clubs.

Come for a picnic, a protest art build, and immersive theater near Accokeek, Maryland.

Filled with the stories of dreamers and doers, the company's final season in its Pearson Square location features new works, regional premieres, and revivals of musical classics.

Lineup includes premiere of Pearl Cleage's 'Something Moving: A Meditation on Maynard,' originally workshopped at Ford's First Look Festival.

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

Five innovative productions promise to push the boundaries of music, theater, and drama.

Three world premieres, DC premiere from Dominique Morisseau, deeper investment in new play development activities highlight Mosaic’s ninth season.

Recognizing work from 131 eligible productions presented in the 2022 calendar year, awards were given in 41 categories.