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A heartwarming, fictionalized story based on the author James Barrie.
Productions feature stories about the magic of Chanukah, a heartwarming Christmas journey from the Philippines, and the connecting power of snow.
Based on the haunting one-man play that debuted at Capital Fringe, a visceral exploration of American race relations, policing, and the criminal justice system.
A national study of state and local arts agencies finds most grants lack wage requirements.
A personal look into the lives that have made DC the second largest and most successful theater community in the nation.
'Every Brilliant Thing' | 'The Legend of Georgia McBride' | 'Nat Turner in Jerusalem' | 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' | 'Lucky Stiff'
Inspired by the theme of charity in Dickens's holiday classic, financial assistance to DC-area theater professionals in times of unforeseen hardship.
A Q&A afterward will feature Emmy Award-winning director Paris Barclay and members of the predominately BIPOC and LGBTQ cast.Â
Five live productions to bring joy to the young and very young.
An autobiographical solo play originally performed by Wilson himself.
'It feels like a sort of homecoming for artists and audiences alike.' " Director Alan Paul
Mosaic's mission to produce transformational art that reflects DC's diverse voices aligns with Douglas's vision and hope for theater,
Featuring six short plays, a new interactive piece, musical performances, and more, the site-specific event will run four days in December.
Streaming November 18"21: four new works from Prime Cut Productions, one of Ireland's leading theater companies.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (October 22, 2021). Imagination Stage, Bethesda, Md., debuts its stage play, 10 Seconds, at a premiere event on November 18, 2021 at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library,…
The company's 2021-2022 season includes masterworks that have rightfully earned their status as highlights of the classical repertoire.
Featuring over 80 artists, the production kicks off Young Artists of America's 10th-anniversary season with a return to live theater.
The classic Greek tragedy revisioned to reflect the turmoil and cloak-and-dagger of present-day DC.
A biting comedy about the societal label of being "too much" that diminishes women.
The comedic ensemble returns with 'BrouHaHa', an existential escapade for a two-week run at the Baltimore Theater Project
The world's most inclusive and accessible circus opens live November 18.
This spritely, sly satire is a sharp take on race and culture in the past and today.
A 1950's family drama, the play follows two Black cousins in Mississippi who struggle to make a life for themselves in spite of secrets threatening to invade and interrupt their peace.
Following the success of 'Distance Frequencies,' a new season-long experience.Â
Chilling audio plays adapted from the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
