We offer even more to do over the holiday season, with concerts, musicals, light shows, and, of course, shopping.
A handful of well-staged frights aren't enough to breathe life into Keegan's plodding "The Woman in Black"
From musicals to madness, from horror classics to classic Shakespeare, from compelling drama to comedy tonight, D.C.-area stages have it all.
Keegan's "Noises Off" hits its marks with zeal, yet doesn't achieve the high-flying heights of truly hilarious farce.
From a Macbeth starring Ralph Fiennes to an unabashed Hair at Signature, the spring season on D.C.-area stages is as vibrant as ever.
Keegan Theatre's "Merrily We Roll Along"Ā hums and dances fabulously, despite a few missteps and awkward touches.
Anchored by terrific lead performances, Keegan Theatre's 'Sweat' turns up the heat in a drama roiled by race and class division.
There is an abundance of great shows and musicals presently filling D.C.'s stages as the second half of the season kicks into high gear.
Keegan Theatre's Boiler Room series offers support and a stage for new and unique performances and performers.
Keegan's "The Lifespan of a Fact" mounts a thought-provoking debate about distinguishing the facts in nonfiction
Keegan Theatre stages a new production of William Finn's "celebration of life and music," serving as a balm in light of the pandemic era.
The theater season in Washington, D.C. returns to robust pre-pandemic levels with an astounding array of dramas, comedies, and musicals.
Mistaken identity, gender-swapping, ruthless scheming, and backstage theatrics fill this stage adaptation of the Oscar-winning movie.
Lisa Stephen Friday bares her soul in the rocking autobiographical musical "Trans Am," now at Keegan
Wunder Garten's Winterfest, GMCW's Holiday Show, 9:30 Club's raffle and more!