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Signature's 36th season highlights the theater's commitment to produce new works and reimagined classics and includes five musicals and two plays, four of which are DC premieres.

Heather Lanza's first season as Producing Artistic Director includes a world-premiere play and a multi-award-winning musical.

Season features seven world-premiere works.

Season includes several recent critically-praised Broadway and Off-Broadway hits and continues Studio’s commitment to producing powerful, provocative contemporary plays.

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Signature presents DC premiere of brand-new musical by Joe Iconis, starring Eric William Morris.

Revised schedule for Wednesday, May 14.

The multi-award-winning theater company will continue producing theater and announce its new locations at a later date.

Thrilling new play based on the global horror phenomenon makes North American debut in limited run at STC.

Highlights include a live conversation between Ben Brantley and Enda Walsh, a screening of one of Walsh’s acclaimed films starring Academy Award-winner, Cillian Murphy, as well as live performances by local favorites Cody Nickell and Kate Eastwood Norris directed by Shanara Gabrielle.

World premiere musical adaptation of Madeleine L'Engle's classic novel runs June 12-July 20 at Arena.

Andrea Stolowitz’s play is a breathtaking journey around the world to discover what is lost and found at the intersection of national history and private lives.

Emily Burns' new adaptation brings a fresh take on the gothic classic to Shakespeare Theatre Company's Klein Theatre.

Tony-winning musical runs May 10 to June 15 during World Pride festival.

To be presented May 3 at GALA Hispanic Theatre, the award is the only recognition given by any theater community in the nation to an audience member.

Premiered last year at the Capital Fringe Festival, Alcerro's play comes to Teatro de la Luna's stage for two weeks in May.

Julia Izumi's whimsical world premiere, an exploration of art and identity, opens May 4.

Season kicks off with the return of 1st Stage's Logan Festival of Solo Performance, followed by five powerful plays.

WSG’s 40th season features a contemporary Irish tale, a slimmed-down 'Caesar and Cleopatra,' a classic Beckett, and the return of the Victorian Ladies' Detective Collective.

Season includes classic works by Shakespeare, Austen, and Dickens, along with CSC's final staging in Baltimore's city-wide August Wilson Celebration.