A musical in two acts, ‘Working” is a humorous and touching meditation on how and why we do what we do, what our work means to us and the people we care about, and how we feel when our worki... Read more
Nelwat Ishkamewe Two-Spirit Theater brings indigenous mythology to life with “The Cosmic Twins,” a play for young audiences that tells the story of how the sun and moon were created, based o... Read more
Inspired by the work of outsider artist, Nukain Mabuza, South African Playwright, Athol Fugard offers the audience an intimate look into the stories of three South Africans whose lives, by v... Read more
The Tony Award-winning revival of “A Color Purple” has arrived in the nation’s capital at a pivotal moment in the fight against injustice and oppression, with a tear-stained, yet... Read more
Matthew Barber’s “Enchanted April” is a play for anyone who ever considered making a break for it and leaving it all behind, at least temporarily, in the hopes of transforming a... Read more
An enthusiastic crowd greeted Richard Marx, who opened the acoustic concert with his 1987 hit “Endless Summer Nights,” followed by audience favorites that spanned his decades-lon... Read more
Funny, affecting, and thought-provoking, “Trayf” tells the story of two young Chabad-Lubavitcher Jewish men, one committed to the orthodox lifestyle, the other, drawn to a life i... Read more
Creative Cauldron’s new musical, “Witch” certainly lives up to its billing as a bold new work, offering audiences an evening of memorable music, great acting, and moments of laugh-out-loud h... Read more
Set in a homey apartment with a view of the local prison, Tom Griffin’s “The Boys Next Door” is a funny and deeply moving glimpse into the lives of four mentally handicapped men living in a... Read more
Smart, inventive, and at times, laugh-out-loud hilarious, the Vienna Theatre Company’s “Eclectic, Essential…Relationships” is an evening of four original one-act plays written by local artis... Read more
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