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Gustavo Ott’s new play tells the true story of Juan Pujol García, the Spanish double agent whose elaborate deceptions helped the Allies succeed on D-Day. By SUSAN GALBRAITH

Sarah Ruhl’s reimagining of the ancient myth becomes a touching exploration of love, memory, language, and loss.  By CHARLES GREEN

The immersive testimonial experience showcases actor Victor Salinas’s talents but lacks the tension needed to drive home its satirical point. By JARED STRANGE

Produced by Story District and performed at Woolly Mammoth, 'Not Exactly a Nun' brings Elhady's unique Muslim-American voice and story to life on DC stage for special limited engagement.

Acclaimed local actors Ro Boddie, Renea S. Brown, and Yao Dogbe share their big plans for Imminent Theatre Company. (17-minute read) By MARC FJOR

‘Mammoth in the Room’ to offer conversations with playwrights and theater makers at a pivotal moment for arts journalism and new work.

Surprisingly and delightfully funny, Kelsey Mesa’s gripping new play tells the true story of teenage sisters who killed Nazis in World War II. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

Following Trump’s takeover of the Kennedy Center, a collective regional response to the desecration of a living memorial. By GREGORY FORD

The energetic, immersive production mixes the familiar with the unexpected.  By MELISSA LIN STURGES

The multi-award-winning company launches artistic partnership with Atlas Performing Arts Center and expands into the wider DC area to include Bethesda, MD.

US premiere of Oliver Cotton's West End hit, starring Brian Cox, runs September 11-October 18 at STC.

Shakespeare's 'Measure for Measure' returns to the Folger Theatre for the first time since 2006, set in the 1950s American South and directed by Psalmayene 24.

Theater Alliance welcomes new and returning audiences to its first full season in its new, permanent home in Southwest DC.

Younger, middle, and older versions of Noah and Allie mirror the memory of a love that unfolds across a lifetime. By DANA ROBERTS

Constellation's residency at the Atlas begins September 1.

Rajiv Joseph’s gut-wrenching two-hander reveals the beauty and brutality of a relationship across 30 years.  By LISA TRAIGER

The script functions like a loopy lineup for an off-the-wall variety show. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

Artistic Director Reggie D. White launches his inaugural season at Woolly by directing the first production of his tenure: Steve Yockey’s dark comedy 'Venus.'

The artistic director tells how the company will use music as a catalyst for change next season — plus a review of Alan Naylor’s unconventional ‘Songs We Need Now.’ By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI

Sung outdoors, ‘Woody Guthrie’s American Song’ resonates with hope for folks’ hard times now. By SUSAN GALBRAITH