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Brian Cox returns to the stage in DC this fall, and Shakespeare Theatre Company has the only American engagement! Brian Cox Returns to His First Love You have seen Brian Cox comman...
Broadway smash hit comes to the National Theatre for limited run February 9-21, 2027.
Round House Theatre and Olney Theatre Center launch their 2026/27 seasons with coproduction of August Wilson classic.
The ensemble was full of talent, and Cody Boehm’s direction allowed this classic work to cast a poignant reflection on our own era. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI
First five shows a reminder that ‘pressure is a privilege’ The post Reggie White relishing first season as artistic director of Woolly Mammoth appeared first on Washington Blade: L...
‘The Rocky Horror Show’ will be a fully immersive theatrical event that blurs the line between audience and performer. By CARSON COLLINS
Broadway at The National just handed DC theatergoers a reason to plan their entire fall. Single tickets for five productions: Maybe Happy Ending, Mamma Mia!, The Hip Hop Nutcracker...
Based on a true story of one of the most decisive moments in World War II, original thriller written by GALA Artistic Director Gustavo Ott runs September 3-27.
Season includes five powerful plays and the 2026 Logan Festival of Solo Performance.
Tony-winning musical returns to Ford's Theatre to open 2026/27 season and commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
Artistic Director Reggie D. White launches his inaugural season at Woolly by directing the first production of his tenure: Steve Yockey’s dark comedy 'Venus.'
The future shines bright for the class of 2026. By DERYL DAVIS
America's first president, George Washington, is brought to life in a powerful new one-man play at the Museum of the Bible, starring James Denton, revealing his rarely seen spiritu...
Gay playwright Aurin Squire’s take on D.C. journalism in the ‘90s The post ‘My Favorite Sociopath’ debuts at Shepherdstown’s CATF appeared first on Washington Blade: LGBTQ News, Po...
Brooks has announced two new shows in Washinton, D.C. as part of his arena tour. Continue reading…
Second season curated by Heather Lanza includes a world premiere, a U.S. premiere, and a collaboration with Flying V.
With Pay-What-You-Can offers, sensory-friendly performances, ASL interpretation, and more, local theaters are striving for inclusivity. By VALERIE J. MIKLES
This captivating story is inspired by the real-life journey of playwright Brian Quijada’s mother from El Salvador to the U.S. and L. Frank Baum’s 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.'
Talented queer actor Grace Rundberg joins cast fresh out of college The post National tour of ‘The Notebook’ retains its tearjerking power appeared first on Washington Blade: LGBTQ...
Eight new plays by local artists showcase storytelling, collaboration, and talent. By JULIA TUCKER
Monumental mounts Richard O'Brien's cult classic as an immersive celebration of queer joy, self-expression, and theatrical mayhem.
The musical returns to DC’s National Theatre, where it debuted eight years ago. A lot has changed. By JULIA TUCKER
The student production at Atlas Performing Arts Center was delivered with enthusiasm, determination, and professionalism. By GREGORY FORD
Four limited-run productions and five workshop readings explore identity, resistance, and reconciliation across two continents and nearly a century of history.
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