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The 45th annual celebration of the performing arts will also salute Amy Grant and Tania León on Dec. 4 at the national arts center in Washington.
The Broadway tour will begin shows Dec. 28 to give company members time to recover.
Two days after authorizing a strike, the stagehands union reached a deal Saturday with the Kennedy Center, ensuring the run of "Hadestown" and a slate of other dance, theater and music perfo…
Performing arts centers are already selling Broadway tour subscriptions, some starting as soon as September.
Deborah Rutter says action is needed to close $23 million budget gap from pandemic-related shutdown.
The revised schedule includes Broadway, dance, opera and orchestra events built around hope for a new phase of the pandemic.
The 14-week return of the blockbuster musical may be rescheduled.
Round House Theatre presents 'Homebound,' a weekly series about life in isolation.
Criticism continues over the arts center's decision to furlough hundreds of employees after receiving the federal funds.
"This came out of nowhere and it came quickly," says local actor Evan Casey.
As audiences are told to stay home, performing arts groups struggle to navigate a way forward.
When not onstage, some local actors are putting their dramatic skills to work making "talking books" at the Library of Congress.
The megahit hip-hop musical will run June 16-Sept. 20 in the Opera House.
Constellation Theatre musical scores 11 nods for Washington-area theater honors.
The Reach will host the traveling show of 66 works from Oct. 7 to Nov. 15.
WASHINGTON " Weather aside, it will be a sunny day in December at the Kennedy Center Honors, when Big Bird, Elmo and the rest of "Sesame Street" make history as the first television program …
New trustees will serve remainder of six-year terms of those stepping down.
The $4.7 trillion spending plan aims to eliminate NEA, NEH and PBS.
WASHINGTON - Justin Philip was back in line for the second time that day, waiting for another chance to snap a selfie with Kehinde Wiley's portrait of Barack Obama.
A building-wide air-conditioning problem caused the cancellation of the hit-show.
The Kennedy Center announces details for a ticket lottery that will allow 40 lucky fans to see the hit musical for $10.
The arts center has placed tickets for sale to just about every performance of the run, despite selling out all but the high-end premium seats on March 26.
400 artists will be taking part in "Artes de Cuba: From the Island to the World."
Hundreds waited in the cold at the arts center and tens of thousands waited online for seats to the blockbuster musical.
Computer problems plagued the arts center's pre-sale for members.
