As a young girl in Mexico City, performing since the age of three, singer-actor-writer-director Florencia Cuenca always loved the shows there and on Broadway, in addition to the music of her own ...

In Lauren M. Gunderson's powerful new play, Queen Gertrude, Ophelia, and a lady's maid become intimate with one another’s secrets and intrigues. The answer is always “to be,” asserts Ophelia in Lauren ...

This fresh adaptation is a wild ride of humor, deceit, devotion, and death, and the cast has incredible presence, versatility, and raw talent. Before entering the black box theater, patrons had to ...

First Learning Theater Ensemble production in Creative Cauldron's new home opens March 21. Creative Cauldron produces its first Learning Theater Ensemble production in their new Falls Church home with ...

When writer, composer, and lyricist Jonathan Larson died suddenly in 1996, at the age of 35, just a day before the Off-Broadway debut of his acclaimed musical RENT, the struggling young artist ...

Public celebrations in April and May to honor SAC's 50-year history of training over 13,000 artists for careers in film and theater. Studio Acting Conservatory, the premier training institution for ...

As one of the world’s oldest forms of organized competition, the origins of sumo wrestling – Japan’s national art or kokugi, combining sport, sacred Shinto ritual, and cultural tradition – dates back ...

Humor is the guiding force of this production, compelling the audience to stay riveted and rollicking the whole time. At the end of It’s a Motherf**cking Pleasure at Woolly Mammoth Theatre, audience ...

The emotional complexity of the Stephen Sondheim/George Furth musical comes through in Damascus Theatre Company's production. Bursting with dreams, catching at dreams, practicing dreams, dreams that ...

The Cindy Lauper musical demands a diva performance, divine dance moves, daring dresses, and working-class heart — and this production delivers. Theater lovers, something wonderful is afoot in ...

The performance at the DC Arts Center is a thought-provoking gem that captures the essence of Harold Pinter and the absurd. Watching Theatre Du Jour’s production of The Dumb Waiter is like sitting ...

As part of its inaugural new works series, Iconoclast Theatre Collective is seeking submissions from emerging and established songwriters of stand-alone songs or selections from musicals in ...