Stage
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L M Feldman Unearths Queer Roots with ‘Thrive, or What You Will’
"We have everything from prop plants to people as plants, because that's how I roll," says playwright Feldman.
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Editor’s Pick: Elvis Birthday Fight Club
Attendees can expect 'seven rounds of flimflam fisticuffs.' Also, there will be puppets.
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‘tick, tick…BOOM’ Review: Monumental Immersion
Monumental's pulsing, immersive "tick, tick...BOOM!" captures young artists treading the line between depletion and devotion.
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Spotlight: Kennedy Center Summer Highlights
From the return of Hamilton and Second City zaniness to Blue Man Group and Ben Folds, the Kennedy Center has a bit of everything.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Chemical Exile: Synthesis’ at the Rorschach Theatre
'Chemical Exile: Synthesis' is a stand-alone production, but it ties in with a year's worth of interactive productions.
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The Return of the Capital Fringe Festival
The Capital Fringe Festival returns with two weekends of eclectic performances, all from vacant stores in Georgetown.
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Editor’s Pick: “SIX” at The National Theatre
Fresh off its Tony win, the imaginative and original "SIX" has settled into the National Theatre for a two-month run.
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Benjamin Benne Puts Audiences In Good Hands
Queer playwright Benjamin Benne puts God in the details of "In His Hands," his provocative new gay, interfaith romance.
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Editor’s Pick: The Band’s Visit at the Kennedy Center
The musical, which won Tonys for Best Musical, Book, Score, Actor, Actress, and Direction, plays through Sunday at the KenCen.
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“The Hot Wing King” Review: Bonding Over Chicken Wings
Studio's "The Hot Wing King" piles more hot topics on its menu than an entire season of "Good Times."
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Red Velvet’ at The Shakespeare Theatre
'Red Velvet' focuses on an 1833 milestone when Ira Aldridge became the first Black actor in history to portray 'Othello.'
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‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Review: Aaron Sorkin’s Courtroom Spark
Richard Thomas anchors an elegant, engaging production of Aaron Sorkin's "To Kill A Mockingbird" at the Kennedy Center.
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January LaVoy Conjures 26 Personalities in ‘Fires in the Mirror’
January LaVoy gives a tour-de-force performance in Theater J's production of Anna Deveare Smith's documentary play.
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Contest: Win Tickets to Theater J’s “Fires in the Mirror”
Online Form – Fires in the Mirror Contest
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Editor’s Pick: ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ at The Kennedy Center
The national touring production of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' is now at The Kennedy Center, starring Richard Thomas.
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