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Shakespeare Theatre Company's winning production takes you back to when women were dolls and men were guys, and everyone wanted a happy ending. By LISA TRAIGER

The show has become a tradition that helps to heal and hold the spirit of the people of this city together. By GREGORY FORD

New queer and Latine company delivers supercharged emotional two-hander inspired by the Pulse nightclub shooting. By SUSAN GALBRAITH 

Featuring diverse performances in the genres of story, movement, and sound, the festival runs from February 14 to March 15.

In a performance entirely unscripted and newly created every night, five fearless players take audiences on a nonstop ride of laughter. By EM SKOW

Award-winning company introduces a five-actor ensemble whose members shift through multiple characters in this fast-paced adaptation of Bram Stoker’s classic.

Organizers seek to draw attention to corrupt dealings between FIFA and Kennedy Center chairman, President Trump.

In celebration of the milestone anniversary, Astro Pop Events will also host “Suspended Disbelief,” an exhibit of past props and costumes at Creative Alliance.

At a time when many arts institutions are facing challenges, Theater Alliance is stepping in to meet a critical need for mid-sized cultural arts spaces.

Slated to open in January 2027, the new space will allow WIT to expand all of its programming, including shows, classes, and professional development.

Hilarious one-man musical exploring Puerto Rican migration to the continental United States runs December 12–14.

In a Post-Play Palaver, two DCTA theater writers respond to the engaging and edifying Voices Festival Productions world premiere of ‘November 4.’ By JOHN STOLTENBERG and SOPHIA HOWES

Everything about this touring production is smashing.  By JENNIFER GEORGIA

In this third installment of Patricia Milton’s delightful trilogy, the Ladies Detective Collective solves murders and talks of topics once taboo. By NICOLE HERTVIK

The show, which is worth seeing, relates the killing of Yitzhak Rabin in 1995 to the war today in the Middle East. By NICOLE HERTVIK and DANIELLA IGNACIO

Maryland-native Broadway sensation returns home to the DC area this winter in the iconic role of slick-talking, velvet-voiced songster Joey Evans.

Hands Off the Arts and The Movement Movement will host a dance protest at the Kennedy Center on November 22, and Woolly Mammoth will hold a town hall on November 21.

The Tony-winning masterpiece is stunningly unique and should not be missed. By ZOE WINSKY

Izzard takes on 23 characters in unique retelling of Shakespeare's iconic play.

It’s a homecoming for these four artists as the Tony- and Grammy-winning musical plays the National Theatre this month.  By DANIELLA IGNACIO