‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas!’ gives holiday glow at the Hippodrome
The musical will be a fantastic memory for Baby Boomers, Gen Alpha, and all the generations in between. By CONSTANCE BEULAH
The shrewd lady sleuths are back in ‘Accused!’ at Washington Stage...
In this third installment of Patricia Milton’s delightful trilogy, the Ladies Detective Collective solves murders and talks of topics once taboo. By NICOLE HERTVIK
Voices Festival Productions’ ‘November 4’ sets a political assassination to music
The show, which is worth seeing, relates the killing of Yitzhak Rabin in 1995 to the war today in the Middle East. By NICOLE HERTVIK and DANIELLA IGNACIO
‘Champions of Magic: Holiday Spectacular’ wowed young and old at Kennedy...
The Champions romped through a high-energy variety act with props, costumes, lighting, sound, and visual effects to rival any Broadway production. By HANNAH ESTIFANOS
Whimsical ‘Snowman and the Snowdog’ enraptures at Imagination Stage
An ideal outing for all generations, this joyful new musical is the perfect kickoff for the holiday season. By JULIA TUCKER
Irving Berlin’s ‘White Christmas’ serves up nostalgia and warmth at Riverside Center...
The holiday charmer is a toe-tapping delight at the dinner theater. By JEFFREY WALKER
‘Elf the Musical’ at Toby’s Dinner Theatre is a tasty holiday...
This seasonal confection is sweet, tart, and delightful for children and adults alike. By JENNIFER GEORGIA
‘Hadestown’ on tour at the National Theatre is one hell of...
The Tony-winning masterpiece is stunningly unique and should not be missed. By ZOE WINSKY
A ‘Hello, Dolly!’ with star power celebrates us all at Olney...
The melodic and superbly acted production is a glorious paean to diversity and love. By SOPHIA HOWES
Uncommon buddies build ‘A Case for the Existence of God’ at...
In Samuel D. Hunter’s heart-wrenching two-hander, an improbable straight-gay, white-Black friendship transcends what holds men apart. By JOHN STOLTENBERG
Got a problem? No problem! ‘ho ho ho ha ha ha...
Newly reimagined for the holiday season, this unscripted and unpredictable must-see delivers precisely what’s needed right now. By EM SKOW
Gay siblings and a flawed mom make do in ‘The Mother...
Paula Vogel’s engrossing autobiographical drama offers a vivid, complicated family portrait. By AMY KOTKIN
‘Orlando’ takes a gender trip through time at Georgetown University
Spirited performances tell the story of a poet who is he then she in pursuit of being human. By GREGORY FORD
Washington National Opera presents a magical ‘Marriage of Figaro’
Rosa Feola as Countess Rosina Almaviva was the absolute star of the night. By ZOE WINSKY
‘Pride and Prejudice’ is a theatrical masterpiece at Compass Rose Theater
Ahead of Jane Austen’s 250th birthday in December comes a brilliantly staged adaptation of her renowned novel. By JULIA TUCKER
Masqueraders breathe fun new life into ‘The Mad Lover’ at U.S....
An enthusiastic cast finds lots of laughs in a forgotten 17th-century comedy. By CHARLES GREEN
Emotionally real family tensions in ‘The Humans’ by Mask and Bauble...
As soon as the play began, I forgot I was watching college students. By DANIELA DEL ROSAL
‘The Phantom of the Opera’ casts its spell at Baltimore’s Hippodrome
The North American tour delivers soaring voices and breathtaking staging. By CONSTANCE BEULAH
Signature Theatre stages a magnificent ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ in the...
Resonant performances and spot-on direction go to the heart of human relationships in times like ours. By BOB ASHBY
Magical, bilingual ‘Peter Pan and Wendy’ takes flight at Creative Cauldron
The Learning Theater production includes 35 schoolchildren who join the fun in English and Spanish. By ZOE WINSKY