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The dark comedy runs November 6 to 23 at the Atlas Performing Arts Center and is the company’s first full production of Smyth’s work.

DC’s beloved summer tradition will feature free screening of 'Porgy and Bess,' plus pre-show family fun, on Saturday, August 23.

Set during the 25th anniversary of Princess Diana’s and Dodi Fayed’s deaths, Kareem Fahmy's play delves into the marriage of an imaginary couple, while drawing parallels to the real-life relationship between Diana and Dodi.

Season includes three Best Musical Tony winners, plus DC premiere performance by Northern Ireland's Shamrock Tenors, improv, illusions, and more.

New musical play 'November 4' commemorates the 30th anniversary of the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Rabin. Also in the 2025/26 festival: 'Imperfect Allies: Children of Opposite Sides' and 'Apeirogon: Rami and Bassam.'

Arena announces all-star lineup for its new adaptation of the classic musical, opening September 9.

Spooky Action's 21st season aims to challenge the status quo with bold works from the past and present that speak to the future.

Chess Jakobs' play was originally commissioned through The Ford's Theatre Legacy Commissions, and now comes to life on stage with a cast making their Ford's debuts directed by Aaron Posner.

Theater Alliance continues to deliver bold and deeply human new work in its popup performance space in Southwest DC.

First a novel, then a 1983 stage play, later a Broadway musical starring Chita Rivera, and soon to be a Hollywood film starring Jennifer Lopez, Argentine playwright Manuel Puig’s story continues to resonate.

Felicia Curry, Oneika Phillips, and Lance Coadie Williams lead the cast as Jocelyn Bioh's adaptation reimagines Shakespeare's farce in modern Harlem.

Studio to begin search for Muse's successor in fall of 2025.

Broadway’s Julie Benko, Oneika Phillips, and Jacob Dickey join local favorites and recent STC guest artists for the 40th anniversary season.

The company's 29th season features 7 mainstage productions, including 2 world premieres and 2 DC premieres.

Visionaries of the Creative Arts (VOCA) and Deaf Austin Theatre (DAT) present the Tony-winning musical at the Atlas July 23 to August 10.

Shakespeare Theatre Company, Studio Theatre, and Woolly Mammoth Theatre spearhead a year of international theater programming in the District.

Van Ness Main Street and The University of the District of Columbia (UDC) to support the inaugural festival from July 11 to 27.

Award-winning one-person comedy 'Feeling Afraid As If Something Terrible is Going to Happen' will be the final show in Studio Theatre's 2025/26 season.

Shakespeare Theatre Company presents a high-flying take on 'Romeo and Juliet' for the whole family.

GALA's 'Golden Season' features DC and world premieres, celebrating purpose, commitment, resilience, and hope through performances for all ages.