Tag: Studio Theatre

We get to hear how conservative Catholics think, and the experience is mind-blowing.

After unexpectedly losing its lease at Source, WIT finds a temporary home.

The play is courageous and funny and repeatedly confronts us with monologues that plumb existential depths.

The quality of the writing and the caliber of the performances at Studio are enthralling, but here's what impressed me most. By JOHN STOLTENBERG

You cannot watch his performance in this shocking role without feeling agitated and aghast — and he was willing to talk about it.

Shows go on as Theatre Washington announces continued safety efforts.

30 online productions that wowed us and got us through theater shutdown.

Policies in effect through December also mandate masks for audiences.

A measure of antiracist work underway and a reminder of work yet to be done.

An accountability report released by the We See You, White American Theater collective (WSYWAT) points to more than 100 theater institutions nationwide that have...

Remembering The Amen Corner at Shakespeare Theatre Company By Whitney White with Daniel Soule Working on James Baldwin’s The Amen Corner was one of the most fulfilling artistic...

Studio Theatre's series of digital salons—Psalm's Salons at Studio—continues its exploration of equity in theater on August 20 at 5 pm with Natalie Graves Tucker, Farah Lawal Harris, and Lady...

"We call on theaters to #OpenYourLobby in support of protestors," said the impassioned post on social media. Do not equate the property violence of protestors...

Building on over 40 years of producing powerful contemporary theater, Studio Theatre is embarking on the largest round of commissioning in its history. They are...

The pipeline in the title of Dominique Morisseau's play is the “school-to-prison pipeline” affecting young African-American men. Fueled, as Studio Theatre’s dramaturgical notes explain,...

Studio Theatre and Artistic Director David Muse are pleased to announce that Reginald L. Douglas will join the organization as its new Associate Artistic...

Stand-up comedian and monologist extraordinaire Daniel Kitson enjoys a devout following in the UK and in Australia. He first made his reputation at the...

If you attend Studio Theatre's current production of the brilliantly acerbic White Pearl and feel in the first ten minutes that you're not sure...

In 2003, John Patrick Shanley started writing a play about an America full of opinionated people, people who were certain they were right, people...

Gerry is mad. Furious even. And who can blame him? He’s all set for the wedding of the … well … summer. He’s driven...