Virginia

This quirky fairytale adventure is about looking beyond appearances and finding beauty in unexpected places. By CHRISTINE MAXTED

The entire cast and crew fully committed to the world they created, resulting in something truly artful and unexpected. By ZOE WINSKY

What seems like a typical modern American family is anything but. By JULIA AMIS

The sun goes down, the breeze wafts in, and nine first-rate performers distill American musical theater history into a 90-minute hit parade. By D.R. LEWIS

Tightly and powerfully directed and acted, this masterful American play packs an emotional and intellectual punch. By CAROLINE BOCK

This is a play that must be seen live to be enjoyed, and the ASC navigates its twists and turns with great skill indeed. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE

Ken Ludwig’s script is a masterclass in farce, and this intimate production is a fast-paced evening of theatrical mayhem. By CHRISTINE MAXTED

The entire production is a fantastic experience and a true testament to creativity, talent, and professionalism. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI

An emotional and dramatic story of friendship and love during World War I comes to life in a book, music, and lyrics by historian Michael Gubser. By JEFF WALKER

Festival runs June 20-September 14 and features musical styles and genres including blues, bluegrass, jazz, folk, and more.

Superb casting enlivens the family-friendly show, and showstoppers abound. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON

An imperfect but fun take on Broadway’s longest-running American musical. By RASHEEDA AMINA CAMPBELL

Despite the musical's dated book, this is a high-energy production set to a nostalgia-tinged soundtrack. By JULIAN OQUENDO

Director Kathleen Akerley's gender-bending re-imagining brings fresh twists to the Prince of Denmark and the characters around him.  By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON

LTA's 91st season features four musicals and three plays.

The Summer Repertory is off to a great start with this new adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE

Signature's 36th season highlights the theater's commitment to produce new works and reimagined classics and includes five musicals and two plays, four of which are DC premieres.

Heather Lanza's first season as Producing Artistic Director includes a world-premiere play and a multi-award-winning musical.

Signature presents DC premiere of brand-new musical by Joe Iconis, starring Eric William Morris.

Inspired by 'Antigone' and set in a 2002 Arizona border town, this masterful ghost story explores the intersection between border politics and identity. By EILEEN MILLER