Kennedy Center president Deborah F. Rutter to step down at end...
Rutter’s decade-long leadership expanded the Kennedy Center's vision, programming, audience, fundraising, and physical campus, and reimagined the Center as a living presidential memorial.
Capital Fringe Festival ends after 20 years
Capital Fringe celebrates two decades of creativity and growth, and announces a new chapter in its mission to champion local artists.
Arena announces cast for ‘Fake It Until You Make It’ world...
Larissa FastHorse's bold comedy, a co-production of Arena Stage and LA's Center Theatre Group, opens in the Kreeger Theater April 3.
Bob Bartlett’s ‘Love and Vinyl’ to play at DC’s Byrdland Records
Site-specific work about browsing for records and romance in the digital age opens in time for Valentine's Day
Keegan Theatre announces ‘Hand to God’ cast and creative team
Tony-nominated dark comedy is Keegan's first foray into puppetry.
Constellation Theatre opens 18th season with Nick Payne’s ‘Constellations’
Local director Nikki Mirza helms unique love story that examines the delicate interplay between fate and free will.
Father of Parkland victim brings one-man activism show to Woolly Mammoth
Seven years after the tragic school shooting, Manuel Oliver honors his son Joaquin's life and legacy with 'GUAC.'
Arena Stage announces cast and creatives for Sarah Silverman’s ‘The Bedwetter’
Following twice-extended Off-Broadway run, 'The Bedwetter' makes DC debut with new book and additional music and lyrics.
GALA Theatre to present new and modern ‘Fuenteovejuna’
Lope de Vega's stirring tale of collective resistance against abuse of power remains as relevant today as it was over four centuries ago.
‘POTUS Among Us: Beyond Belief’: This is how we do WIT
Washington Improv Theater's political tour lands in DC with some of the most unusual candidates you've ever seen. By MEGAN WILLS
Keegan Theatre announces 2024/25 season
The company's 28th season includes world and DC premieres, Tony-winning and -nominated plays, and returning favorites.
Step Afrika!’s masterpiece ‘The Migration’ returns to DC at Arena Stage
If you have never seen Step Afrika! before, know that the experience will astound. By JOHN STOLTENBERG
Goofs, gags, and great performances in ‘Monty Python’s Spamalot’ at Kennedy...
The Broadway Center Stage production of this hilarious musical is a joyful journey that will clip-clop its way into your heart.