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Voices Festival Productions’ 'Voices From a Changing Nation' series concludes with Dan Hoyle's final 2026 national tour stop.

Paul Anka, David Foster, Andy Garcia, and Barbara Mandrell will also be honored for lifetime artistic achievement as the annual celebration relocates to Capital One Arena.

A national and international company of multidisciplinary artists will bring the magical production to life.

In spoken English and American Sign Language, the gripping world premiere follows two gay men and their son. By MARY V. HOLIMAN

A misfit son’s transformation into an insect tests his parents’ and sister’s humanity. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

There is no better place to see this play and no better time than now. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

‘Mexodus,’ ‘Bad Dates: End Game,’ and ‘Brokeback Mountain’ join previously announced ‘Prima Facie’ and ‘Purpose.’

This audacious staging of the famously alarming 1938 radio broadcast is thoroughly entertaining.  By AILEEN JOHNSON

A fresh, heartfelt take on the ABBA favorite, powered by a blazing band and a mother-daughter finale that will have you reaching for your own kids. By NATASHA PARNIAN

In-the-round production by Georgetown University students captures the wit and silliness of Oscar Wilde’s famous drawing-room comedy.  By NEAL LEARNER

Subtitled ‘The Vanishing at Buzzard Point,’ the mysterious immersive experience plays out in found spaces and the audience’s minds. By DEB HANSEN

Here’s how the theater’s bilingual production of ‘Pancho Villa y los niños de la bola’ enraptured a group of fourth- and fifth-grade Spanish students. By HANNAH ESTIFANOS

This brisk, often funny docudrama about a 1940s and ’50s Congressional inquisition feels all too topical today. By CELIA WREN

Theater Alliance and IN Series, along with new arthouse cinema 4EYE Film Center, will co-steward the multidisciplinary arts hub and gathering space.

How did the mysterious 1933 disappearance of two lovers inspire a design-driven production in vacant retail spaces? By CHAD KINSMAN

The romance of Bella and Marc Chagall is brought to life with live music, aerialists, and the whimsical, dreamlike imagery of his iconic paintings.  By HANNAH ESTIFANOS

The COVID lockdown inspired some brand-new genres of theater — like these that just opened in DC. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

Peter Friedman of 'Succession' stars in Max Posner’s sharp, darkly funny new comedy about four artists, one Hanukkah project, and what happens when everything starts to unravel.

Annual festival promises raw passion, mesmerizing music, and breathtaking dancing.

The man who sings and plays Woody Guthrie shares insights about his heartfelt and inspiring show, joined by Voices Festival producer Ari Roth. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON