The stars of Olney's hit 'A Nice Indian Boy' sound off on the gay comedy's premise that we can't always please our parents.
As rock and roll pioneer Sister Rosetta Tharpe in Shout Sister Shout, Carrie Compere takes Ford's Theatre to church.
Signature's elegantly minimal yet intricate 'Pacific Overtures' brings impressive luster to a Sondheim gem.
Theater J's 'Gloria: A Life' merely reenacts events in the life of feminist icon Gloria Steinem rather than dramatizing them.
"Redemptive, rousing, and real," the Alanis Morissette musical 'Jagged Little Pill' runs at The National through next weekend.
Kennedy Kanagawa masterfully brings Milky White to exuberant and poignant life in the Broadway touring production of "Into the Woods."
Synetic Theater's "Beauty and the Beast" is a wondrously entertaining fairy tale brought to extraordinary life.
Everyone gets a slice of cake at the end of Wisconsin Poet Laureat Dasha Kelly Hamilton's entrancing 'Making Cake.'
Olney presents a timely work by Madhuri Shekar, one of today's fastest-rising and most prolific American playwrights.
'King Lear' has been extended a third time, now through April 16, while a 'mock trial' is set for Monday, March 13.
El Chelito directs a warm and beloved LGBTQ-themed fairy tale for all ages at GALA Hispanic Theatre.
Signature presents a riveting D.C. premiere production of Sylvia Khoury's taut, suspenseful drama 'Selling Kabul.'
Topher Payne's play, currently at the St. Mark's Players, blends the madcap style of classic sitcoms with provocative drama.
Constellation's 'Incognito' sketches an intriguing historical puzzle, but strains to fit the pieces into a cohesive whole.
The fierce performances are nearly drowned out by theatrical noise in Woolly's 'seven methods of killing kylie jenner.'