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In Samuel D. Hunter’s heart-wrenching two-hander, an improbable straight-gay, white-Black friendship transcends what holds men apart. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

Newly reimagined for the holiday season, this unscripted and unpredictable must-see delivers precisely what’s needed right now. By EM SKOW

Paula Vogel’s engrossing autobiographical drama offers a vivid, complicated family portrait. By AMY KOTKIN

Rosa Feola as Countess Rosina Almaviva was the absolute star of the night. By ZOE WINSKY 

As soon as the play began, I forgot I was watching college students.  By DANIELA DEL ROSAL

Mack will begin as Executive Director at IN Series December 1, just prior to the company's world premiere performance of 'The Delta King's Blues.'

Beloved annual tradition celebrates flamenco as a universal art form that champions tradition, fun, and innovation.

The Irish playwright talks about how she tackles intense, extreme themes with humor and honesty. By NATHAN PUGH

Composer Damien Geter and Librettist Jarrod Lee share the backstory of 'The Delta King’s Blues,' their world premiere opera about the life of Robert Johnson. By GREGORY FORD

PostClassical Ensemble’s multimedia concert about our fragile, watery planet will weave an environmental narrative through sound and image. By SUSAN GALBRAITH

Facing their own mortality in their later years, two eminent authors attempt to move past the silence that has grown between them. By HANNAH ESTIFANOS

In Ciara Elizabeth Smyth’s explosive depiction of contemporary sexual politics, the laughs almost never stop. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

Now at the World Stage Theater, the play opens a window on the friendship between C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien and the fantasy worlds they created. By HANNAH ESTIFANOS

Founded by five emerging DC artists, new nonprofit company unites classical inspiration with contemporary resistance.

János Szász directs a present-day adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s biting commentary on greed, political power, and self-interest. By D.R. LEWIS

Lizzie Borden proves an ideal subject for a 21st-century reckoning with girl power. By AMY KOTKIN

a.k. payne’s abolitionist play transforms two cousins' grief into an act of freedom. By VICTORIA SOSA

At the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, three eerie stories come to life (or is it to death?). By EM SKOW

Beloved DC holiday tradition, running for over 40 years, returns to the Ford's Theatre stage November 20.

Filled with heart and bravery, this world premiere flashes back to the wholesome, quirky loves of the ’90s and ’00s. By EM SKOW