This dark and hilarious holiday comedy puts the fun in dysfunctional family. Rules for Living puts the fun in dysfunctional family. The dark, hilarious Christmas comedy by Sam Holcroft, currently ...

In part four of our "Summer of Hamilton" series, Don Mike Mendoza weighs in on the importance of racial representation in Hamilton. Hamilton: An American Musical is whatever kind of success you want ...

New queer and Latine company delivers supercharged emotional two-hander inspired by the Pulse nightclub shooting. La Pluma Theatre, the newest professional theater company in the DMV, goes literally ...

The light-hearted show highlights local talent while spreading the joy of live theater with the next generation. The set, designed by Julia Braxton (who also served as director) and Jane Waldrop, uses ...

The actors hit all the right comic and emotional moments, and the show offers a lovely evening of music and romance. Colonial Players’ production of The Baker’s Wife is a fun blend of comedy, music, ...

Among the many selections this season to put you in the holiday spirit are three long-time favorites returning to the NYC stage, offering a range from wild and hot concerts to a beloved classic play.

The ensemble was energetic and lively, and the vibe in the theater was incredibly jovial and comforting. Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol was first published 181 years ago, the same year as the ...

First full season in new home delivers beloved favorites and exciting new musicals. Creative Cauldron announces its 2025/26 season — the first full season in its stunning new home at Broad & ...

DCMetroTheaterArts and DC Theatre Scene have partnered to share review coverage this year. Each review can be read on both sites. Click on a SHOW TITLE and it will take you to the show’s page on the ...

A new history of the Shakespeare Theatre Company by Drew Lichtenberg and Deborah C. Payne has all the dish and drama. The ghosts of the Founders walk the streets of DC. What are they thinking? We ...

Felicia Curry, Oneika Phillips, and Lance Coadie Williams lead the cast as Jocelyn Bioh's adaptation reimagines Shakespeare's farce in modern Harlem. “I’m thrilled to have visionary director Taylor ...

In this refreshing parody — overflowing with red-hot talent — the symbolic meaning of Bram Stoker's novel is laid bare. Something is afoot at the Workhouse Arts Center. They seem to have discovered a ...