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A hundred years ago he made history. Now a descendant reveals his story.
Mozart's 'Magic Flute' reconceived with Black voices central to performance and production.
Reimagined by Pan Underground, the play will be an immersive experience at the center of a community celebration.
A production of 'The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!)' providing local students hands-on experience.
Four plays that show trust being built, being questioned, fraying, and breaking.
The Falls Church company marks its 12th year with six theatrical productions and two concert series.
A play about the unknowability of love and the mysteries of mathematics.
Washington Stage Guild presents a free online performance of letters between George Bernard Shaw and Mrs. Patrick Campbell, the original Eliza Doolittle.
The Fredericksburg, VA, venue's 2021"22 season is underway, featuring musicals, farces, mysteries, and beloved classics.
Aladrian C. Wetzel's new adaptation of 'Rachel' by Angelina Weld Grimké to be offered both in person and streaming.
A darkly comic riff on Shakespeare's Richard III features a high school kid bullied because of his cerebal palsy.
Site-specific work imagines a metaphorical world of immortality.
Due to 'pandemic-related logistical challenges,' the Broadway-bound show won't stop at The Anthem.
National Symphony Orchestra program to commemorate 9/11, reflect on loss from COVID, and honor frontline workers.
Season kicks off with debut of Broadway-bound Britney Spears musical.
The search for the next singing superstar comes to Washington, DC, as American Idol holds open virtual auditions Wednesday, September 8, 2021. During this season's first round of American Id…
Stars from Broadway and national touring companies to perform September 10 in honor of 9/11 anniversary.
'Working, A Musical' " with music by Stephen Schwartz, Micki Grant, Lin-Manuel Miranda " to play three weekends in Black Lives Matter Plaza.
Live laughs to come at new location.
Two productions cut short by COVID will be revived: Lauren Gunderson's 'Ada and the Machine' and Tennessee Williams's 'Suddenly Last Summer.'
The company "is reaching beyond its comfort zone" with "a fully multiethnic, intersectional selection of plays."
Seven-show lineup to traverse the globe, discovering along the way stories of revolution, redemption, and revelation.
...and it wasn't the Marquis de Lafayette.
The company announces a season at its new home featuring plays by Ayad Akhtar, August Wilson, and Edward Albee.
Five transporting mainstage shows plus new partnerships, initiatives, and programs.
