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Featuring Wendell Pierce, the cast also includes Ben Turner, Olivia Cygan, Lucas Iverson, and Melanie Field.

Yelps and screams abounded at the performance I saw. By D.R. LEWIS

Royal Shakespeare Company and Neal Street Productions bring tour to DC's Shakespeare Theatre Company March 17-April 12.

Tony-winning musical will be presented on Ford’s historic stage during a milestone year as the nation commemorates its 250th birthday.

The bodies are falling, and the punchlines are landing. By VICTORIA SOSA

reflections on a career that involves being perceived online, responses to 'Octet,’ and a song about my writing apps. by daniella ignacio 

Nu Sass, along with partners Pinky Swear Productions and The Sirens of Sin, present a season full of striking productions.

Playwright Psalmayene 24 and director Reginald L. Douglas preview ‘Young John Lewis: Prodigy of Protest,’ opening March 26. By TENIOLA AYOOLA

I cannot wait to experience these readings in full productions one day.  By CAROLINE BOCK

Opening February 7, the production explores power, revolution, and the narratives perpetuated by those in control.

The character of Velma in Dave Malloy’s musical has resonated deeply with audiences. A personally affected writer talks with the actor who plays her. By NATHAN PUGH

Psalmayene 24 and Share Fund will be recognized for their exemplary leadership in the Washington, DC-area theater community.

There is no better place to see this play and no better time than now. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

After 14 years of cabarets and concerts, the Filipino-American, Washington, DC-founded production company, LA TI DO Productions (LTD), will present farewell shows in each quarter of 2026, culminating in one final show on its 15th anniversary on January 23, 2027.

The a cappella musical about the dangers of online compulsions stuns as a musical experiment, but falters as satisfying storytelling. By NICOLE HERTVIK

Dave Harris' provocative, satirical off-Broadway hit wrestles with America's racist past and explodes its post-racial future.

Howard Shalwitz returns to Woolly to direct a cast and creative team full of beloved DC theater artists.

Commissioned by Keegan’s Boiler Room Series, new play by Angelle Whavers makes world premiere January 31-February 22.

The show by Pablo Guillén and Rodin Alcerro comes to Casa de la Luna after delighting audiences at District Fringe last summer.

The company's remounts its wordless 2010 production, and Vato Tsikurishvili and Irina Kavsadze are particularly compelling as the leading couple. By MELISSA LIN STURGES