Season Preview

The company's 85th season features underdog stories of upstarts, outsiders, and emigrés.

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.

Proud of its history of producing musicals, dramas, and comedies and weathering the pandemic, the company plans an ambitious seven-show lineup.

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!

The previously announced 'Goddess' had to be replaced due to an insurmountable scheduling matter.

Season kicks off in February with Shakespeare's 'As You Like It' and Sarah Ruhl's 'Eurydice,' performed in repertory with a stellar cast of ASC veterans and newcomers.

Innovative anniversary season seeks to reach audiences of all generations.

Now in its 41st year, the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington returns to live performance to sing of the community's perseverence.

The company's 2021-2022 season includes masterworks that have rightfully earned their status as highlights of the classical repertoire.

Jasmine Lee-Jones's 'seven methods of killing kylie jenner' offers a Gen Z take on Black womanhood, colorism, and the politics of social media activism.

The Fredericksburg, VA, venue's 2021–22 season is underway, featuring musicals, farces, mysteries, and beloved classics.

Season kicks off with debut of Broadway-bound Britney Spears musical.

Two productions cut short by COVID will be revived: Lauren Gunderson’s ‘Ada and the Machine’ and Tennessee Williams’s ’Suddenly Last Summer.'

The company "is reaching beyond its comfort zone" with "a fully multiethnic, intersectional selection of plays."

Seven-show lineup to traverse the globe, discovering along the way stories of revolution, redemption, and revelation.

The company announces a season at its new home featuring plays by Ayad Akhtar, August Wilson, and Edward Albee.

Five transporting mainstage shows plus new partnerships, initiatives, and programs.

A hilarious farce, a psychological thriller, and a boisterous classic—all live and onstage again at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre.

The Helen Hayes Award–winning company will reopen in December with a song cycle, a world premiere, and a new staging of an American classic.