"Union Square Incident" is a cautionary tale about the beginnings of a police state
Theater makers of all ages should reflect on what the squabble over Vice President-elect Mike Pence's attendance has awakened.
The president-elect's “Hamilton” tweet missed the point: Theater can be messy.
Circus skills are on the line in Chicago troupe’s “Moby Dick,” at Arena Stage.
“Mary Poppins” and “The Secret Garden” top a variety of shows in the Washington area.
REVIEW || A nicely handled revival of one of Athol Fugard's trademark anti-Apartheid works -- directed by Fugard himself.
Actress Emily Kester as the troubled title character anchors production of 2003 play.
Folger Theatre's production will change your perspective on Jane Austen and danger.
REVIEW || Even Halloween raises more goosebumps than this misfire of a revival
Closing this weekend: “Angels in America” and Marg Helgenberger in “Little Foxes”
Production will use a scaled-back orchestra and multiethnic cast for the innovative musical.
The civic-minded, interactive play, about a fictional Midwestern city and the citizenry's vote on one of its most hallowed traditions, returns to its Washington birthplace.
REVIEW || Thirty years after it last appeared on Broadway, this dark and funny 1928 farce holds up grandly, in director Jack O'Brien's revival.
Playwright Simon Stephens and director Marianne Elliott talk about making "Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time move, in every sense.
The Broadway musical season just became an even bigger deal
The pioneer of Chicano theater joins a performance of "Viva Cesar, Viva Kennedy!" that draws connections between the work and ideals of Cesar Chavez and John F. Kennedy.
REVIEW || This sparklingly imaginative performance piece reframes how we talk about race
Jeffrey Finn will oversee all of the center's theatrical endeavors
REVIEW || "The Encounter" is a seriously fantastic journey; "Bears in Space" a guffaw-inducing wacky one.
