Public Events

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

As part of the company's 'Magic in Rough Spaces' new play lab series, the readings will be held April 1-2 at Atlas Arts Center.

The workshops will culminate in Pay What You Can public table readings from April 10 to May 15.

Better Said Than Done will host the festival March 24 to 26 both in-person in Fairfax City, VA, and online.

Artistic associates Sheldon Epps and José Carrasquillo talk about the initiative's focus on playwrights who identify as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Readings are February 2 to 4.

George Mason University School of Theater's Guest Artist Series features LGBTQ+ theater-makers who are leading practices around anti-racism and inclusion in theatrical spaces.

Works by local playwrights Audrey Cefaly, Jennifer Barclay, and Nayna Agrawal have been selected for the seventh season of Monday night readings.

Marking the company's 50th anniversary, a gallery of costumes, photos, and other items celebrates their variety and talents over the years.

The Atlanta Ballet joins the Cathedral Choral Society for a dramatic rendering of Hector Berlioz's 'Roméo and Juliette,' a first-of-its-kind collaboration.

Two DC theater critics take in the world's most inclusive circus and are blown away.

New exterior signage lights up to mark completion of a $20-million renovation.