Stage
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Exclusive Photos: The cast of Round House’s breathtaking ‘Spring Awakening’
Duncan Sheik's Tony-winning "Spring Awakening" finds relevance in the burgeoning sexuality of teenagers
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Review: Gun & Powder at Signature Theatre
Signature Theatre shoots and scores with the World Premiere of "Gun & Powder," an enthralling period musical
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Review: Exquisite Agony at GALA Hispanic Theatre
An obsessed widow clings to her dead husband's memory, and a handsome transplant recipient, in "Exquisite Agony"
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DC theater favorite Tracy Lynn Olivera takes on ‘The Toxic Avenger: The Musical’ at Rorschach Theatre
The fast-paced, musical horror spoof is based on the '80s cult classic B-movie
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DC Theater Review: Silent Sky at Ford’s Theatre
A vibrant Holly Twyford and compelling subject matter help to enliven the mildly pleasing "Silent Sky"
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Nick Westrate on playing George VI in ‘The King’s Speech’
The Drama Desk Award-winner dons the crown to lead "The King's Speech" at the National Theatre
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Theater Review: Mosaic Theater’s ‘Pilgrims: Musa & Sheri’
Lovers and immigrants take similar leaps of faith in the cross-cultural romance "Pilgrims: Musa & Sheri in the New World"
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Theater Review: ‘Spring Awakening’ at Round House Theatre
Round House's "Spring Awakening" is a fantastic-looking show that's often overwhelmed by many moving parts
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Spotlight: Exquisite Agony by Nilo Cruz at GALA Hispanic Theatre
Pulitzer-winning playwright Nilo Cruz takes the reins to direct GALA's production of his drama "Exquisite Agony"
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Theater review: Folger’s magnificent ‘Merry Wives of Windsor’
Delivered with '70s style and flair, the Folger's "Merry Wives of Windsor" is one of the best you'll ever see
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Brandon Victor Dixon lights up the Kennedy Center in “Next to Normal”
The Tony and Emmy nominee delivered a notable speech to Vice President Mike Pence days after the 2016 election
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Theater Review: Pipeline at Studio Theatre
A stark, straightforward production of "Pipeline" draws out nuances of a tricky conversation about race
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‘Sheltered’ review: Alix Sobler’s sharp-witted drama at Theater J
Set during the eve of WWII, "Sheltered" nails the ways history repeats itself
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Anthony Green’s ‘When Boys Exhale’ celebrates friendship between black gay men
Anthony Green's 'When Boys Exhale' was inspired by a classic ode to sisterhood.
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Charles Ross ventures into TV with his One-Man Stranger Things: A Parody
The creator of the One-Man Star Wars Trilogy brings his latest hit show to The Birchmere this weekend
