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The Cunard line's flagship offers passengers a rare opportunity for performances at sea with the English National Ballet.
Known for works both poignant and absurd, she became one of the most prominent female playwrights of her generation.
Kennedy Center stages Jonathan Larson musical, "Tick, tick...Boom!" directed by Neil Patrick Harris, starting Jan. 26.
Nathaniel Stroman, a Southeast Washington native who performs standup comedy under the name Earthquake, celebrates 30 years of comedy after a breakthrough year.
The story is familiar, but Jason Robert Brown's vivacious score is rife with passion.
Mr. Mosaval rose to became a principal dancer in Britain's Royal Ballet after facing discrimination at home because of his heritage and skin color.
The Tony winner, best known for her roles in "Wicked" and "Frozen," is entering a new music era with an unconventional social media rollout.
While the musical dazzles visually, its tired tale and bloated jukebox score fall flat at the Kennedy Center.
A Tony-winning composer looks back on his 2014 show " now onstage at Signature Theatre " and reflects on the state of modern musical theater.
Welcome to Leavenworth, Wash., a Bavarian wonderland where a production of "The Sound of Music" is a mainstay, along with a reindeer farm, a nutcracker museum and a stunning view of the Casc…
"The Fantasticks" was the longest-running musical in U.S. theater history, with more than 17,160 performances.
"The Lost Colony" had dramatized American mythology in the Outer Banks since 1937 with White actors as Indians. Now, Native performers are rewriting the story.
Director Alex Timbers, scenic designer Derek McLane and costume designer Catherine Zuber discuss shaping the Tony-winning musical, now at the Kennedy Center.
She appeared in more than 60 movies and TV shows, working with acclaimed directors including Martin Scorsese, John Schlesinger and Philip Kaufman.
The transfer is a crowning achievement for the arts center's Broadway Center Stage series, which staged the musical in May.
The four-time Oscar nominee appeared in movies including "Catch-22," "Argo" and "Little Miss Sunshine," which earned him the best supporting actor prize.
"Just for Us" star shares stories of life on and off the stage at a pottery studio in Tribeca.
Ms. Blair's own story of coming to New York from a small Vermont town became part of her character in "A Chorus Line."
"Uncle Vanya" in a private loft with Bill Irwin, Marin Ireland and David Cromer is the kind of meaty theater playgoers crave, in a summer of New York offerings.
The Juilliard-trained violist and standup comic performs this weekend at the Comedy Loft of DC.
Duain Richmond leads a terrific ensemble cast in Olney Theatre Center's "Fela!"
The pop opera about Imelda and Ferdinand Marcos marks its official opening night in a Broadway theater converted into a lavish disco.
Lauren Yee's play strains to connect its musical interludes with the weighty drama of the Cambodian genocide.
The D.C. company's "Angel Number Nine'" is the latest example of a how a resourceful itinerant theater troupe finds new nests.
Lili-Anne Brown directs the first professional production of the Afrobeat musical "Fela!" since its Tony-winning Broadway tour ended more than a decade ago.
