Founded in 1939, on the site of a former 1790 grist mill on the banks of the Delaware River, Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, PA, is offering a special opportunity for NYC theater lovers …
In 'Masquerade,' Oliver Soden argues that Coward's plays are more profound than they seem. By CHARLES GREEN
In a series called 'The Companies We Keep,' DC Theater Arts spotlights the good work done by theater companies in the DC region. This month we focus on a feminist company that promises meaty…
Born in California, raised in Wyoming, trained at Smith College, in Paris, and NYC, where she spent a total of five years before relocating to Philadelphia, actress Jennifer Summerfield has …
In 'Something Moving,' the renowned playwiright reflects on Atlanta's first Black mayor, Maynard Jackson, for whom she was press secretary and speech writer.
The Frederick, Maryland, company to feature two regional premieres and a brand-new holiday musical.
In celebration of National Recovery Month (September), the 'West Wing' stars will perform A.R. Gurney's unique two-character play three times only.
Emerging and seasoned community theater performers tell the story of Alice and her journey down the rabbit hole. By NICOLE HERTVIK
Playwright Lynn Nottage shows in intimate detail what happens in a community when the jobs are gone.
He invites you to star in the sequel to his 2015 Capital Fringe hit, 'Dishwasher.'
Now making its world-premiere in a limited Off-Broadway engagement at Pershing Square Signature Center, Pay the Writer, by New York Times best-selling author Tawni O'Dell, is not about the c…
After their first wildly successful sold-out performance at City Winery New York City in June, the venue quickly invited The Boy Band Project back for another Boy Band Brunch this month, muc…
'There can never be enough queer romance in this world,' says the playwright, 'because the people deserve it.'
Headlining performers are Will Hines and Jim Woods, longtime performers from the Upright Citizens Brigade.
When the summer blockbuster Jaws, based on the 1974 novel by Peter Benchley, directed by Steven Spielberg, and starring Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfuss, and Robert Shaw, was released in 1975,…
She will depart the company in summer 2024 after 30 years at the youth arts powerhouse.
The score sounds luscious, but look elsewhere for musical complexity. By BOB ASHBY
In a DCTA exclusive, the new artistic director of American Shakespeare Center shares his vision of a theater rooted in craft, community, and activism. By ANDREW WALKER WHITE
Akerley joins Sara Barker and Alyssa Sanders on leadership team. Next up: Scripts in Play festival, a co-production with Longacre Lea, and a DC premiere.
Coming in September is the return of two popular Broadway events enjoyed by visitors and locals alike, offering special deals and free programming to theater-lovers in celebration of both th…
The ghost of the first woman to run for U.S. president will be performed live by DC actor Sara Barker on August 18 and 20.
Inside the intimate Capital Hill Arts Workshop black box, four phenomenal actors bring a dark and dreamlike drama to life. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI
A fun blend of music, singing, and dance based on the '80s movie about a small town's dance ban " with a message that feels necessary today. BY CHARLES GREEN
For this year's summer edition of The Broadway League's Kids' Night on Broadway, presented by The New York Times, kids and teens ages 18 and under can attend a participating Broadway show fo…
Lineup includes a Sondheim musical, two comedies receiving their DC premieres, and two audience favorites back by popular demand.