DC Metro Area Goldstar Tickets

Let's say you're a happily married woman and a skeezy loudmouth starts making inappropriate, unwanted advances -- how would you respond? If your answer wasn't, "Spin an elaborate web of lies so the gu... Read more

This angsty musical brilliantly fuses morality, sexuality and “the most gorgeous Broadway score this decade” ("Entertainment Weekly"), which means you’ll have a lot to discuss after the show. Go... Read more

Experience the DC Comedy Showcase in Adams Morgan, D.C. at Comedy Club DC. The showroom and tavern will have you feeling fresh and ready to kick back for the best laughs. Laugh Buzz Comedy hosts natio... Read more

The "Seattle Stranger" calls this award-winning cross-cultural rom-com "A "Romeo and Juliet" story -- an "Annie Hall" story, a "West Side Story" story -- for Americans in the 21st century," as it foll... Read more

A young couple meet on a walking tour of James Joyce’s Dublin, but a misunderstanding keeps them apart. Thirty-five years later, they return to retrace their steps and confront their younger selves ... Read more

On October 6, 1998, gay University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard left the Fireside Bar with Aaron McKinney and Russell Henderson. The following day he was discovered on a prairie at the edge of t... Read more

Moses is a talented comedian and actor who can be seen in the new season of "I'm Dying Up Here" on Showtime, "Arrested Development" for Netflix and "This Is Us" on NBC. He recently made his late night... Read more

Best Remembered as SNL's iconic "Drunk Girl" on Weekend Update, Jeff is also the first ever to be a cast member on both SNL and MADtv.... Read more

If you are looking for a way to beat the winter blues, come see "I Hate Hamlet". It's a comedy that will keep you laughing. Andrew, an out of work actor on a downhill career slide, has the opportunity... Read more

Lost in the fog, a stranger seeks refuge in a nearby house, only to find a man shot dead and his wife standing over him with a smoking gun. But the woman’s dazed confession is anything but convincin... Read more

Nationally recognized comedians travel the country tasting local wine and making new fans in this new comedy circuit that brings quality comedy to folks for a fraction of what antiquated comedy clubs ... Read more

Silver Spring Stage presents the area community theater premiere of "Yellow Face" by David Henry Hwang. The lines between fact and fiction blur with hilarious and moving results in Hwang’s unreliabl... Read more

Drafthouse Comedy Presents Attack of the Comics: DC's longest running Stand-up Open Mic. We showcase the real. Seasoned Comics need to work things out. Young Comics need to work things out. Sometimes ... Read more

NSO Conductor Laureate Christoph Eschenbach and virtuoso violinist Christian Tetzlaff teamed with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center back at the beginning of the decade, and now the... Read more

Teenaged boys get angry -- but society's reaction to that anger changes based on the color of their skin. In "Pipeline", a black single mother fights to save her son from a system that has failed coun... Read more

Gwendolyn Brooks was the first African American to win a Pulitzer Prize. An activist and community organizer, Brooks’ provocative works captured the spirit and struggle of the Civil Rights Movement.... Read more

Prologue Theatre continues to explore this season’s question “Where do we look to find ourselves?” with Craig Wright’s "Recent Tragic Events". It is September 12th, 2001; the setting is the Mi... Read more

This season, audiences can experience South African star Gregory Maqoma’s choreographic genius at the Kennedy Center for the first time with a rousing dance show. His collaborations with top artists... Read more

Just try and stump the talented singer-piano duo on stage each night at Bobby McKey's. Whether it's Beyoncé or Beethoven, Jay Z or ZZ Top, Meatloaf or Mozart, these guys are sure to have it covered. ... Read more

A lighthearted antidote to the craziness of Washington, The Capitol Steps are a comedy institution (imagine a kinder, gentler "Veep" -- with songs!). And since they perform in the heart of D.C., you c... Read more