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Production is the U.S. premiere of award-winning play by Brazilian writer Newton Moreno.
"Fat Ham," James Ijames's comic riff on "Hamlet," features a fine Studio Theatre cast headed by Marquis D. Gibson.
"Artificial Flavors" by the Civilians generates new musicals nightly, courtesy of Chat GPT.
Rorschach Theatre stages a parody of George A. Romero's 1968 horror classic, "Night of the Living Dead."
A revival of 1975's "The Wiz" stops at D.C.'s National Theatre for the week, before a planned Broadway run this spring.
The Hollywood star, in search of a career reset, returned to his Broadway roots with 'Gutenberg! The Musical!'
Selina Fillinger's White House farce was a riot last year on Broadway, and it's even funnier in D.C.
"POTUS" playwright Selina Fillinger, 29, wrote the political farce " now at Arena Stage " about seven women in the president's inner circle.
The former dancer and prolific choreographer comes to D.C. after a decade running Ohio's BalletMet.
A Broadway revival of "Cabaret," directed by Rebecca Frecknall and co-starring Gayle Rankin, will transform the August Wilson Theatre into a decadent Berlin club.
The world premiere of Stephen Sondheim and David Ives's "Here We Are" has a dazzling cast and design, but a sense of incompleteness diminishes its impact.
JaQuel Knight was recruited to choreograph a revival of "The Wiz," now on tour and bound for Broadway in 2024.
Theater J's "The Chameleon," a comedy about Jewish life in America, arrives at a delicate moment.
"Purlie Victorious" by Ossie Davis finds Tony-winning "Hamilton" star Leslie Odom Jr. back in the Times Square limelight
The Library of Congress receives artifacts from the Broadway musical for archiving.
Round House Theatre stages a steady production of Katori Hall's absorbing if uneven historical fantasy, which reimagines Martin Luther King Jr.'s final night.
Shakespeare Theatre's version of the Scottish play centers on women's experience
A sluggish environment complicates the business fortunes of productions birthed on Broadway since the pandemic.
"Gutenberg! The Musical" runs on comic fuel supplied by a pair of consummate Broadway clowns.
Daniel Radcliffe, Jonathan Groff and Lindsay Mendez breathe new life into Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's "Merrily We Roll Along"
Prince Gomolvilas's 2019 play, a tale of loss, fresh starts and ghostly doings, is notable for its frightening sequences.
Rob McClure reprises his Tony-nominated role alongside his wife, Maggie Lakis, in the touring production of the Broadway musical.
Beloved Hollywood icon Danny DeVito, 78, has had a remarkable career " from "Taxi" to "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" " delving into the despicable.
A state law seeking to bar anyone under 18 from "sexually oriented" live shows content has a chilling effect
A new city-wide, 12-week celebration of the Bard offers the DMV an array of innovative productions reviving, reimagining or riffing on Shakespeare's oeuvre.
