Virginia

Though somewhat dated, the popular musical shows how hope can often be more important than truth.  By ZOE WINSKY 

Thankfully, the talented ensemble has enough personality to make up for the script’s relative blandness. By MELISSA LIN STURGES

The company's 25th season features five iconic stories re-envisioned in Synetic's unmistakable style.

Director Matthew Gardiner molds a ’70s-era rock musical into a timely and timeless production that feels fresh and relevant. By LISA TRAIGER

What begins as a bright, chaotic adaptation of a children’s cartoon evolves into a reminder that optimism, empathy, and imagination are paramount. By LAURA MILLS

This standout musical comedy production has style, timing, and big voices. By JEFFREY WALKER

The production combines tradition and feminism into a feast for the eye, the ear, and the heart. By JENNIFER GEORGIA

Based on first-hand accounts, this collection of monologues gives voice to the medical staff who helped the wounded and battle-scarred. By JEFFREY WALKER

Set in 1970s Argentina, when a military dictatorship waged war against its own people, Marisela Treviño Orta’s striking play dramatizes one family’s suffering. By BOB ASHBY

Deeply moving play by Pulitzer Prize winner Paula Vogel runs June 4-21.

The sparkling production is a funny, entertaining showcase of immense talent, but even more, it’s a reminder of the power of the arts.  By MEGAN FRAEDRICH

The production is a charming evening of entertainment with layers of lessons in love.  By ZOE WINSKY

Signature’s 37th season features six musicals and two plays, including a world premiere musical, a regional premiere musical, and a DC premiere play.

The charming and enchanting new musical tells the story of a Scots/Irish family who flee political persecution in America in 1814. By STUB ESTEY

The wildly entertaining production is full of love and laughter, with a lot of heartache along the way. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI

The engaging abridged musical was made all the better by the lovely, heartwarming portrayals of classic roles by talented local performers. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI

Actors playing actors lead the audience on a metatheatrical journey about the nature of art and the function of storytelling under state censorship. By HANNAH ESTIFANOS

Hannah Cowley’s comic 1783 play is a tale of girl loves boy, girl loses boy, and girl plays boy to get boy back. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE

Lauren Gunderson’s thrilling drama of truth-telling questions technology and examines grief. By JEFFREY WALKER

Sixth annual 'Broadway in the Park' to feature Tituss Burgess and Heather Headley.