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Raucous adaptation of gender-bending 1611 comedy runs June 5-27.

David Muse's final season as Studio Artistic Director features several recent blockbusters, including Bess Wohl's Pulitzer-winning 'Liberation.'

In this deliriously witty, fast-paced, and fun-to-watch show are memorable aphorisms of advocacy for the first Englishwoman professional playwright. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

Bipartisan benefit will feature members of Congress, DC Councilmembers, media, and special guest actors Renea Brown and Felicia Curry.

Written by and starring Broadway’s Jacob Ming-Trent, limited engagement runs June 9-July 5.

New opera drawn from South Asian literature to premiere in June with performances in DC and Baltimore.

Christopher Chen’s latest provocation serves up an ethical parable right out of a ‘Star Trek’ episode. By CHRIS KLIMEK

Keegan closes its 29th season with Olivier Award-winning comedy.

In keeping with the luxurious extravagance that F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote about, this show is wonderfully ostentatious in the best possible way. By ZOE WINSKY

Celebrating excellence in local high school musical theater, the National Theatre will present the awards on May 30.

A provocative, farcical race satire inspires a personal response. By MARC FJOR

'Season of Self-Delusion' includes world premiere of J.B. Miller's 'The Last Victorian,' three-actor adaptation of Dostoyevsky's 'Crime and Punishment,' and more.

Created and performed by Woolly company member Justin Weaks, a bold and deeply personal experience transforming theater into a living archive.

A vibrant concept turns muddled in this confusing musical experiment. By ERIC COLCHAMIRO

The compelling production invites reflection on the role of guidance and repression in shaping young lives. By AMY KOTKIN

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