Season Preview

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.

The imaginative company's 2021–22 season launches October 7 with Will Eno's 'The Realistic Joneses.'

The company's 2021-22 lineup includes comedies, thrillers, mysteries, an August Wilson classic, and more.

Season opener by David Lindsay-Abaire rescheduled to prepare policies and procedures that comply with safety guidelines and regulations.

'My Father, My Martyr, and Me' — a solo show with audience participation and dancing in an intimate space — could not meet current requirements.

'An Act of God' opening postponed one week; 'Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood' and 'Disaster (the Musical)' postponed to 2022.

Shows include two world premieres, two area premieres, 'The Music Man' with a deaf-and-hearing team, and a groundbreaking 'Beauty and the Beast.'

The 2021–2022 season begins with three solo shows outside at The Boro, then returns to home stage for four premieres.

The local landmark for Latino performing arts announces three main stage productions, a flamenco festival, theater for young audiences, and more.

In-depth cross-cultural collaboration and community engagement to include Black Georgetown Cemeteries Project and Youth Chorus pilot program.

UPDATED WITH RUNDATES. Highlights include the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, a three-dimensional graphic novel, a world premiere, and the new Victor Shargai Theatre.

Six-play lineup includes family hits, award-winning Broadway plays, updated American classics, and world premieres.

Coming soon to Shirlington: ‘RENT,’ ‘She Loves Me,’ ‘The Color Purple,’ two world premieres, a DC premiere—plus ‘KPOP' musical at The Anthem.

Shows include the U.S. premiere of a hit West End dramedy, a festival with two world premieres, and the regional premiere of new play by Jocelyn Bioh.

Six shows, including two standout solo performances, a rarely performed classic Jewish play, and a special holiday musical.

Season to feature Civil Rights icons Marian Anderson and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., world premiere musical 'Grace,' and return of 'A Christmas Carol.'

Marking its 40th year, the innovative company plans new collaborations and world premieres to play a dozen DC and Baltimore venues.

The award-winning physical theater will welcome audiences back to its Crystal City venue while delivering Synetic-curated content to home TVs.