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Miriam Battye's not-quite-romantic comedy explores love, loneliness, and lying to (and about) ourselves in the age of swiping.

The production is bawdy, brassy; it kicks you in the gut and gives you a night to remember. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE

The four-show lineup brings together outrageous comedy, Broadway classics, edge-of-your-seat suspense, and family-friendly spectacle.

DC-area theaters will offer discounted tickets to more than 20 productions, as well as free community events.

The Rodgers and Hammerstein classic fills the stage with lyrical beauty and charm, and the performances are top notch. By JEFFREY WALKER

Eliana Pipes' sharp comedy wrestles with family, gentrification, and the price of the American dream.

Showstoppers save a Duke Ellington–infused adaptation of ‘Twelfth Night’ with musical theater magic. By DANIELLA IGNACIO

Chelsea Marcantel’s gripping play offers a sobering look at our flawed yet beautiful humanity — what makes us good people? Can we choose to forgive? By ZOE WINSKY

Award-winning performers from around the nation take the stage in Tysons for two weeks in September.

The performers' boundless energy and excitement created an almost immersive experience with plentiful “awws,” “oohs,” laughter, and gasps filling the room. By ZOE WINSKY

The bells of Notre Dame ring again in this compelling production of Disney’s musical adaptation of Victor Hugo’s classic tale of the bellringer of Paris. By JEFFREY WALKER

The twisted fairy tale musical bursts with energy and a giant, green heart. By JEFFREY WALKER

First full season in new home delivers beloved favorites and exciting new musicals.

Musical comedy sets Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' in 1930s Harlem, with a soundtrack of Duke Ellington's greatest hits.

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