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On the evening of June 6, 2026, it was decided with a coin toss. Singer Bryan Wade tossed a coin which would determine whether Glen Boswick and his riveting Sound of Swing or Joe Enroughty a…
The “Tonys of the DMV,” the 26th Annual Cappies National Capital Area Gala, was presented the same evening as this year’s Tony Awards on June 7, 2026. The Cappies NCA celebrated the…
July 10-August 2, 2026 in venues on the Shepherd University Campus Shepherdstown, W. Va. — The Contemporary American Theater Festival (CATF) announces the full casts and creative teams…
For 111 seasons, Vagabond Players has been at the heart of Baltimore’s vibrant theatre community, creating unforgettable live experiences. As one of the oldest continually operating commun…
In 1976, a ballet company was born in the heart of Washington, D.C. This season, we celebrate everything that came after that moment—and the future we are building alongside you. For fiv…
FALLS CHURCH, VA – Creative Cauldron Stage is thrilled to announce the return of its highly anticipated summer tradition, the Passport Music Festival, running from June 13, 2026 through Se…
The beautiful Reynolds Tavern in downtown Annapolis boasts a history dating back centuries, and the Classic Theatre of Maryland (CTM) is bringing a different kind of history to this treasure…
A comedian walks into a bar, delivers a great set, and his boyfriend doesn’t laugh at a single joke. In fact, his boyfriend never laughs at any of his jokes, on or off-stage. An obsession …
On most nights in Washington, lawmakers debate legislation and journalists chase scoops. At Shakespeare Theatre Company’s (STC) annual “Will on the Hill” benefit last Monday night, …
“American Psycho” meets “Repo The Genetic Opera” meets…vampires? Baltimore Rock Opera Society (BROS) transforms corporate America into a bloody, rock-filled, fever dream with their…
Tackling a subject as tragic and as heavy as antisemitism, especially around the lead-up to World War II, can be quite a difficult endeavor, particularly from a theatrical perspective. Add t…
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Ford’s Theatre Director Paul R. Tetreault announced the Ford’s Theatre 2026–2027 season, featuring the Ford’s Theatre return of the Tony Award-winning Come From…
Psalmayene 24, Holly Twyford, and Kate Whoriskey each slated to direct (Washington, DC)—Folger Theatre today announced the full season of Shakespeare plays and attached directors to be p…
Silhouette Stages’ “Fun Home” earns the All-Round Production Excellence trophy, the competition’s highest honor KENSINGTON, MD — The British Players are proud to announce the winne…
“LET’S GET TOGETHER AND FEEL ALRIGHT” – Featuring Bold New Works, Traditional Classics, Growth And Wonder For All Ages GLEN ECHO, MD – For 75 years, Adventure Theatre MTC (…
ANNAPOLIS, MD — The Talent Machine Company is proud to welcome its new – and first ever – Executive Director, Kelly Balmaceda. A visionary arts leader, educator, producer, and perfor…
BALTIMORE, MD – Rapid Lemon Productions will continue their 15th season in July with “Variations on Silence,” an evening of 12 world premiere short plays by local authors. Produce…
“All the world’s a stage,” and William Shakespeare’s illustrious canon has graced spotlights across the globe for centuries. Still a towering figure in world literature more than fou…
This season brings together a World Premiere comedy, Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, electrifying musicals, biting satire, and unforgettable stories about survival, identity, love, rage, and h…
The Fall and Winter line-up includes a world-premiere musical, a world-premiere dance event, a Tony-nominated tour-de-force drama, a Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning blockbuster play, a…
Presented as part of the Season of Survival, “The View Upstairs” is a fiercely original, soul-stirring tribute to queer history, community, and resilience. With a lush, genre-blending (a…
Diane Coburn Bruning founded Chamber Dance Project in New York in 2000. In 2014, the company relocated to Washington, DC, and it has been a staple feature of dance in the DMV ever since. Now…
“Once upon a time, there was a little ogre named Shrek,” who arrived on the Bowie Playhouse stage and launched a whirlwind theatrical adventure in 2nd Star Productions presentation of …
Everyman Theatre is wrapping up its stellar 35th season (and the tenure of beloved Founding Artistic Director, Vincent M. Lancisi) with laughter. This version of “Emma,” based on Jane Au…
What would you put on a list of every brilliant thing worth living for? “Every Brilliant Thing” is a play that answers this question for one person and invites the audience to consider w…