Now in its 55th year, attending the annual summer production by the the Young Victorian Theatre Company (Young Vic) is a beloved tradition for many in the area. While it is steaming hot outs…
Are you still looking to celebrate America’s 250th? There is no better way than being transported back to the signing of the Declaration of Independence itself. McLean Community Players’…
Faction of Fools is putting on a delightful, cabaret-style show that mixes commedia dell’arte with musical theater songs you know and love—and some that might be brand new to you. Factio…
Staying cool this summer is as easy as building a snowman at the City of Fairfax Theatre Company’s (CFTC) summer production of “Disney’s Frozen.” The stage musical adaptation is base…
With a mischievous giggle, the giant strawberry pranced and capered across the stage. “The Strawberry!” intoned The Fool as if he had just seen the key to the secrets of the universe, be…
Marriage and relationships are frequently a roller coaster of chance encounters, fleeting infatuation, sudden detours, and the passage of time. Oftentimes, the connections we make and the ch…
Featuring a world premiere by local playwright, a twist on Twelfth Night, and Firecracker Festival Follow Up WASHINGTON, DC–Theatre Prometheus announces its thirteenth season featuring …
“Dear Evan Hanson” has strong DVM roots. The show’s book is by Steven Levenson with music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. It debuted in July of 2015 at DC’s Arena Stage. It…
A plaintive, whimpering came from the giant egg. Slowly, limbs unfurled from within, hands creeping crab-like across the floor and an almost featureless face shrouded in a stocking, undulati…
In the “Colored Museum” director Nayanna Simone explores a kaleidoscope of African-American culture in this satirical play by George C. Wolfe. In a series of eleven “exhibits” (vigne…
Slate Features Leslie Odom, Jr., David Foster and Katharine McPhee, UB40, Alton Brown,Disney Pixar’s “Coco Live-to-Film Concert Tour,” Dave Koz, Ryan Montbleau, Raul Midón, Wu Fei and…
Prolific singer-songwriter, Carole King, has been making the earth move under our feet for decades, and now, Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre has brought her extraordinary story to their stag…
With an infectious score, memorable characters, and irresistible rock ‘n’ roll energy, few musicals evoke nostalgia as much as “Grease,” inspiring numerous revivals and a 1978 hit fi…
The Contemporary American Theater Festival (CATF) continues to be a vital showcase for contemporary American playwrights, presenting works that explore the complexities of the human experien…
Celebrating its 35th year, the Contemporary American Theater Festival (CATF) continues its tradition of championing bold, provocative new work. Yussef El Guindi’s “Refugee Rhapsody,…
Spooky Action Theater announces its 22nd season with three productions exploring themes of storytelling for survival, family drama and power, and rat revolution (via some creative puppetry).…
In its current production, The Puppet Co. presents “The Three Billy Goats Gruff,” based on a Norwegian folk tale and is, in some ways, similar to the far-better known “Three Little Pig…
What is the point? This seems to be the overriding question plaguing the residents of Jean-Paul Sartre’s play “No Exit.” Trapped for eternity in a hell of their own making—literally…
Who needs to learn history in social studies or read fairy tales in English class when you can go back in time to meet a beloved princess instead? In Adventure Theatre MTC’s “Sleeping Be…
(July 13, 2026, | Baltimore, MD) Everyman Theatre is proud to announce that Resident Company Member Jefferson A. Russell has been selected as a 2026 Fellow of the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowshi…
Featuring Popular Musicals, Bilingual Favorites, and New Exciting Material FALLS CHURCH, VA – Creative Cauldron Stage is thrilled to officially announce its upcoming 2026–2027 Silver Ann…
One of the secrets to successful stage sketch comedy is troupe cohesion. Comedy is hard, and it relies on mood, timing, delivery, and many other intangibles. To be funny on stage, performers…
The biggest disappointment in pirate fiddler Sage O’Silver’s opening show at District Fringe 2026 was that there were no children in the audience. O’Silver (a character developed by…
“Tall Tale of a Wolfman,” a play by Ben Ribler making its world premiere at District Fringe 2026, cleverly updates the ancient fable “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” for the era of fake news…
What happens when a murder mystery and a musical comedy collide? The result is pure entertainment and mayhem in the form of “Curtains: School Edition.” The Talent Machine Company is curr…