Women's Voices Theater Festival

The Kennedy Center’s entry in the Women’s Voices Theater Festival was a one-night-only reading of Roe, a new two-act play by Lisa Loomer that...

Quotidian Theatre Company kicks off its dynamic 2016 season, and its participation in the Washington, DC Women’s Voices Theater Festival, with the world premiere...

“f I were turned out of the realm in my petticoat I were able to live in any place in Christendom,” said the legendary...

NextStop Theatre Company’s contribution to the Women’s Voices Theater Festival is the extraordinary No Spring Chicken, written and performed by Ginna Hoben and directed...

War is a horrible thing. It not only affects those who fight in the trenches, but it impacts those waiting for their loved ones...

“The past cannot be cured” is a phrase attributed to Queen Elizabeth I (ElizabethR). But it certainly can be revisited. And that revisit comes...

DC playwright Karen Zacarías' world-premiere musical comedy Destiny of Desire is a delightfully soapy mix of magic realism and situation comedy - so sit back in this...

Princess Margaret, a world premiere by Thelma Theatre, is an intriguing new play about a Catholic school and the universal power struggle between student...

Four-year-old Arcturus Theater Company—a group of DC theater enthusiasts committed to presenting plays that will “prompt discussion on topics that do not come up...

Talking with Gabrielle Fulton was like connecting with a long-lost sister. While her roots are solidly Southern, she received degrees at Columbia U. and...

Uprising by Gabrielle Fulton, and directed by Thomas W. Jones II, integrates live blues guitar and song by local musician David Cole with the...

Find my place in the world is a major question at the center of Queens Girl in the World now playing at Theater J....

Uprising is, quite simply, what live theater is meant to be. The gripping story, set in 1859 and told with pathos and humor, asks...

Think the promise, even the future of American theater lies in the hands of those imaginative, impassioned, gutsy young Millennials who for the last...

Visceral, haunting, and beautifully executed, Now Comes the Night at 1st Stage is an excruciating and suspenseful look at lives of three journalists whose...

How did you get to where you are today? Was it with help from your loved ones, or in spite of them? Are you...

Over 50 DC theater companies have joined together this fall to showcase new work written by women. All the big names in the area...

If I Hold My Tongue is a short play written by Patricia Henley, a former Perdue University professor, who now lives in Frostburg, MD. The play...

Whenever You’re Near Me I Feel Sick, a new play written and directed by Jennie Berman Eng and produced by similarly nascent company Thelma...

A transformation awaits at Marcia E. Cole's A Matter of Worth as the house lights dim, and the stage is lit as a cotton field with...