Virginia

Beloved Southern comedy-drama the first to perform in the Cauldron's new home in Falls Church's Broad and Washington project.

The venue in Alexandria's Old Town North neighborhood will offer a look like no other. By KEITH LORIA

The relatable romantic comedy touches on themes of love, forgiveness, second chances, and more. By JULIAN OQUENDO

The King of Rock and Roll comes to life in a show full of poignant performances and thrilling musical numbers. By JULIA AMIS

Immersive production reimagines Tony Award-winning musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes.

Directed by Elena Velasco, 'Native Gardens' explores themes of race, privilege, and community across DC property lines.

Regional premiere of Max Wolf Friedlich's psychological thriller opens January 28.

Sometimes comic, sometimes touching, these choreographed vignettes are entertainment for the whole family. By SOPHIA HOWES

The lighthearted farce is a whirlwind of dysfunctional families, outrageous misunderstandings, and a Christmas play destined for disaster. By LAURA MILLS

The musical tells a story of unexpected grace, kindness, and loving thy neighbor.

The cast gives a masterclass in roll-on-the-floor insanity. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE

The strength of the performances and the emotional core of the musical remain undeniable. By TENIOLA AYOOLA

The plotline is funny and moving, but it’s the music that will stay with you long after. By JULIA AMIS

In this fast-paced farce, a disparate collection of women in the White House work in concert to overcome male idiocy. By BOB ASHBY

Director Dawn Dominique Williams has created a freewheeling environment that leaves the actors constantly trying to top each other in mayhem. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE

Does this kidification of the Broadway version have something interesting and entertaining to offer? Absolutely. By ALEXANDRA BOWMAN

Season will begin at Creative Cauldron's longtime home in Pearson Square, then move into new home at the corner of Broad and Washington Streets by the end of the year.

The production is an absolute blast — a deliciously sardonic, disturbingly funny, and sensual musical about greed, exceptionalism, and avarice. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI

Season kicks off with festival of solo performances, followed by a Tony Award-nominated play, a Pulitzer Prize-winning classic, and more.

The production makes full use of the great outdoors—with the cast scampering in and around the crowd and plenty of action wherever you look. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE