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Second annual festival features 9 multi-night runs, 3 short-run performances, and 4 staged readings from July 10-26 at UDC.

Offering reflections on the climate crisis and generational divides, 'Precarious' is a fresh new comedy about starting out and starting over.

Artistic Director Reggie D. White’s inaugural season is a season of firsts — five world-premiere plays by five playwrights making Woolly Mammoth debuts.

Fifteen years after the satirical musical’s Broadway premiere, the opening night crowd leaped to their feet in approval.  By ERIC COLCHAMIRO

The famed director/choreographer and the lead actor Samuel Garnica introduce their new musical about the courage to create something new. By JULIA TUCKER

There is something genuinely courageous about a script that refuses to look away from the ethical failures of our current moment. By NATASHA PARNIAN

Writer Eli Bauman delivers a love note to the Obamas and an irreverent, satirical trip down memory lane. By NICOLE HERTVIK

In the tunnels of Dupont Underground, each line of Tennessee Williams’s classic emits a chilling echo. By MELISSA LIN STURGES

Staged in a mythical lair, this experiential romantasy is a mixed bag of scorching desire and jumbled themes. By CAROLINE BOCK

Psalmayene 24 to direct a powerhouse cast in Ossie Davis' Civil Rights-era farce.

Season lineup of five productions traverses centuries and continents to explore friendship, identity, love, and the transformative power of human connection.

WSG has done Washington theatergoers a service by presenting a top-notch, well-paced production featuring excellent acting by the entire cast.  By BOB ASHBY

Shakespeare and Commedia dell’arte, like Beatrice and Benedick, turn out to be a match made in heaven. By SOPHIA HOWES

Lameece Issaq’s solo dramedy isn’t afraid to go there (and there, and there, and also there…).  By TREY GRAHAM

Applications open through April 23 for a fully funded professional development and exchange program for theater artists based in Cork, Ireland and Washington, DC.

Obie Award-winner Christopher Chen's play journeys through memory, identity, and the fragile boundaries of belief.

Created by actor-entrepreneur Edward Daniels, Monologue Madness features 32 local actors in a high-energy, single-elimination tournament in front of a live audience.

With a talented company and infinitely hummable songs, the show is a celebration of friendship, strength, and all the places (and people) we call home. By EM SKOW

The story revealed in a cantankerous city council meeting is fiercely funny and totally horrifying. By AMY KOTKIN

Staged in Dupont Underground through April 12, this is a touching play whose context is U.S. immigration policies but whose heart is pure dramatist’s art. By JOHN STOLTENBERG