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On May 30 the company's Women's Works Program premieres 'Dissonance'—a two-woman play about race, love, friendship, and the impact of Floyd's murder.

Stephanie Ybarra's final season as BCS Artistic Director includes world premieres, fresh takes on classics, local and national partnerships, and more.

The lineup of musicals features highly anticipated DC premieres and beloved Broadway favorites.

Four talented DC theater artists to become Welders 4.0 in January 2024.

Presented by Washington Improv Theater at Studio, QVC features music, dance, drag, magic, burlesque, spoken word, ventriloquism...and of course, improv!

Signature Theatre and Wolf Trap collaborate for another summer night of acclaimed musical theater show tunes under the stars!

The DC native begins her tenure with the company as co-leader alongside artistic director Maria Manuela Goyanes on April 10.

Director Raymond O. Caldwell leads a cast and creative team brimming with local talent.

In honor of Stephen Sondheim's birthday, the show headlined by Norm Lewis, Solea Pfieffer, Conrad Ricamora, and Emily Skinner streams on Marquee TV.

The Arlington Players' 'Newsies' and Silver Spring Stage's 'Perfect Arrangement' take home the night's top prizes.

Her first project with the company will be a week-long developmental workshop of 'Syrena,' a haunting mermaid tale set in a refugee detention center.

The lineup features two original musicals, an acclaimed play with music, an uproarious comedy, Arena’s 11th Power Play, and a return by audience-favorite Step Afrika!

Ping Chong and Company will partner with local artist Tuyết Thị Phạm to create 'Generations Rise: Reston,' based on the real-life stories of five Reston residents.

The native of São Paulo, Brazil, most recently received acclaim for directing the one-person show 'Ni Mi Madre' at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater in New York.

In advance of the ceremony on May 22, the organization announced four new nominations and explained a miscategorization and a revocation.

Vivian J. O. Barnes, Gethsemane Herron, Jenn Kidwell, and Justin Weaks were chosen for their artistic innovation and the way their work centers racial justice.

Final three plays will be announced on March 10 and read on April 2 and 3.

The Broadway Center Stage production in May will star Alex Brightman, James Monroe Iglehart, Leslie Kritzer, and Rob McClure.

Director Kathleen Akerley's adaptation modernizes the story's politics by removing Caesar from the stage.

Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater's coming-of-age alternative rock musical opens in Alexandria June 30.