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The company's artistic director is leaving after seven years in D.C. to join the leadership ranks of the Houston Ballet.
Director Raymond O. Caldwell delivers a sublime revival of the 2008 rock musical in Signature's intimate Ark theater.
Matthew Pauli shines as the stuffy servant in "School for Lies," David Ives's take on Molière's "The Misanthrope."
"Some Like it Hot" garners the most nods, 13, for the 2023 Tony Awards, including best musical; "Leopoldstadt," "Ain't No Mo' " lead for best play
The nominations for the 76th annual Tony Awards will be announced on Tuesday, May 2nd.
Jodie Comer, star of "Killer Eve" and Broadway's "Prima Facie," talks about the challenges and epiphanies of a theater debut.
"The World Goes 'Round" gets a joyful, spirited revival at Olney Theatre Center
A lyrical assessment of Broadway's sappy new stage version of Martin Scorsese's 1977 film, "New York, New York."
Molly Smith will pass the torch to Sharif, artistic head of the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis and now the first person of color to run Arena Stage.
"Killing Eve's" Jodie Comer delivers a Broadway solo turn for the ages, in "Prima Facie," Suzie Miller's monodrama about sexual assault
The comedian brings her show "Your Favorite Woman" to the Kennedy Center.
With productions of "Shucked," "Fat Ham" and "White Girl in Danger," comedy is suddenly king, on Broadway and off
A British songwriting team adapts a global TV hit, "The Great British Bake Off," for London's West End.
The plays and musicals on London stages may be from days gone by, but the theaters putting them on reverberate with a 2023 freshness and ingenuity.
Morgan Gould's "Jennifer Who Is Leaving," part of Round House Theatre's new play festival, features a top-notch cast.
Mary Kathryn Nagle's solo play, part of Round House Theatre's new play festival, tells the inspiring story of Muscogee leader Jean Chaudhuri.
The 1960 musical "Camelot," starring Phillipa Soo and Andrew Burnap, opens on Broadway with a new book by Aaron Sorkin, but lacks the exuberant spirit that it needs.
"The Phantom of the Opera" is set to leave Broadway after a 35-year run. The Post interviews six women who played leading lady Christine Daaé through the decades.
The stage adaptation of "Aladdin" comes to Washington in April; live-action "The Little Mermaid" hits theaters in May.
Aya Ogawa wrote, directed and stars in the interactive play, now onstage at Woolly Mammoth Theatre, about grappling with her father's death.
The sleek, streamlined "Lear" starring Patrick Page is something of a sensation.
A top-notch cast anchors Mona Mansour's penetrating 2017 play about a war photographer working in the Middle East.
Actor Patrick Page and director Simon Godwin discuss the success of their record-breaking "King Lear" at Shakespeare Theatre Company.
At Arena Stage, director Janos Szasz finds dazzling visual metaphors for Tony Kushner's monumental play "Angels in America," about the AIDS crisis.
"The Crucible" and "Anna Karenina" are among the some newer ballets inspired by novels.
