Christmas comes but once a year, and it brings with it performances of ‘The Nutcracker,’ which always spread Christmas cheer. The Atlanta Ballet’s production of the holiday class... Read more
“We, the people, must redeem, The land, the mines, the plants, the rivers.” This excerpt from Langston Hughes’ poem “Let America be America Again” is read at the top of Lynn Nottage’s “Sweat... Read more
Kensington Arts Theatre kicks off its new season off in style with a charming production of “Guys and Dolls.” KAT produces a fun and funny staging of the romantic, crowd-pleasing... Read more
Anyone seeking a haunted house experience this Halloween season need look no further than “The Haunting of Hill House,” now at The Little Theatre of Alexandria. The company mounts a satisfyi... Read more
Spooky season gets off to a fun start with Constellation Theatre Company’s highly enjoyable new production of “Little Shop of Horrors.” The outfit begins its 2019/2020 offerings with a class... Read more
Merce Cunningham, an icon of modern dance, is getting a fitting centennial celebration at the Kennedy Center. The week-long programming includes an exploration of the artist’s film work, and... Read more
In its 40th season, Woolly Mammoth lives up to its reputation for gripping, socially-engaged drama with its production of “Fairview.” Jackie Sibblies Drury’s knotty, brilliant show, making i... Read more
Everyman Theatre opens its 2019/2020 season with “Proof,” the Pulitzer-prize winning play from David Auburn. First produced by the company in 2004, artistic director Vincent M. Lancisi descr... Read more
Olney Theater Center kicks off its season with a captivating new production of “Cabaret.” With a story that charts the rise of fascism in Germany’s inter-war Weimar Republic, it’... Read more
“Hamlet” is back at the Shakespeare Theatre Company for this year’s annual Free For All, and it is not to be missed. The annual program features a Shakespeare production every summer and mak... Read more
