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Prologue Theatre’s simply enjoyable ‘Muffed’ is extraordinary

This witty and fun show and its fantastic ensemble cast deliver jokes at a breakneck pace. JULIAN OQUENDO

Signature celebrates glam-punk, hard-rock ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’

The production is a solid introduction to the work for new audiences and a nostalgic reintroduction for Hedheads. By JULIAN OQUENDO

Positivity and pure joy in ‘Legally Blonde the Musical’ by The...

The show is about female empowerment, and the entire cast do great work, with gorgeous vocals and fun choreography. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI

1st Stage announces 2025/26 season

Season kicks off with the return of 1st Stage's Logan Festival of Solo Performance, followed by five powerful plays.

Reston Community Players mounts uproariously funny ‘The Producers’

There isn’t a weak link anywhere in the cast, and the technical side of the production is every bit as strong. By BOB ASHBY

Portrait of a plucky painter in ‘Sofonisba’ at Washington Stage Guild

Sofonisba Anguissola's special strength is her firm decision to run her life as she wants to, not as society seems to think is her duty. By SOPHIA HOWES

Vividly adrift in ‘The Gulf,’ opposites attract, at NOVA Nightsky Theater

Theater doesn’t get more real, or complex characters more believable, than this. By BOB ASHBY

Lindsay Mendez and Jessie Mueller to headline 2025 ‘Broadway in the...

Broadway stars join a cast of Signature Theatre favorites at beloved annual celebration at Wolf Trap.

Gut-wrenching drama ‘All My Sons’ takes on the American Dream at...

The production is deeply moving and visually stunning, from the impeccable performances to the atmospheric set and thoughtful direction. By JAROD GLOU

Signature Theatre to honor Mandy Patinkin with 2025 Stephen Sondheim Award

Beloved star of stage and screen will be honored at gala celebration April 14, featuring star-studded lineup of tribute performances.

‘Clyde’s’ is served with humor and heart at Workhouse Arts Center

Lynn Nottage's thought-provoking play strikes a masterful balance of comedy and poignant reflection. By LAURA MILLS

Signature Theatre announces cast and creatives for ‘Hedwig and the Angry...

23 years after its DC-area premiere of 'Hedwig,' Signature brings an all-new production of the queer cult classic to the stage to coincide with WorldPride.

‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ triumphs at Riverside Center for the Performing Arts

The production is full of powerhouse performances paired with gorgeous and creative technical elements. By JULIA AMIS

A survivor stands in her power in spellbinding ‘hang’ at 1st...

Set in an imagined legal system where a crime victim can decide a perpetrator’s fate, the production is thrilling and taut with tension from beginning to end. By AILEEN JOHNSON

Prince William Little Theatre’s captivating ‘Secret Garden’ springs to life

The production features spectacular musical performances by some of the best vocal talents in the greater DC theater community. By LAURA MILLS

Laughter to warm your soul in ‘Chicken & Biscuits’ at NextStop...

The show is a heaping serving of Black family life, traditions, and joy that invites you to pull up a chair and share what’s on your heart. By EM SKOW

Creative Cauldron to present bilingual ‘Snow White/Blancanieves’

First Learning Theater Ensemble production in Creative Cauldron's new home opens March 21.

Better Said Than Done to present Women’s Storytelling Festival

19 storytellers from across the nation will be sharing personal stories, folk tales, and stories of adventure and magic on Fairfax stage and online.

A ‘King Lear’ both upbeat and dark at American Shakespeare Center

Tough times call for a tough Lear, and we have one here: Angela Iannone owns the stage. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE

Triune’s ‘Joseph’ soars with dreamy vocals and a fresh take on...

Triune Entertainment's production of 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' is a vibrant and high-energy celebration of hope and persistence. By LAURA MILLS