It’s been 50 years since the Vietnam War ended with the fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975. Marking that historic anniversary is the NYC premiere of Rolling Thunder by Australian writer/journalist Bryce ...

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The company's 2025 bill of four one-acts is a tried-and-true, funny, thought-provoking, and entertaining time at the theater. For short plays, good scripts and well-managed execution are essential to ...

Reviews ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’ enchants at Museum of the Bible By popular demand, this fantastic and mythical adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ classic tale for all ages returns August 29 ...

Voices Festival Productions (VFP) Artistic Producing Partners Ari Roth and A. Lorraine Robinson announce programming for this year’s acclaimed “Voices From a Changing Middle East Festival” with the ...

Reviews Love, lust, and language get the laughs in ‘Apropos of Nothing’ at Keegan Theatre With its moving messages about love and amusing motif of clichés, this modern comedy of manners plays like ...

Reviews With a Deaf protagonist, ‘A Strange Loop’ finds more resonance and dissonance Visionaries of the Creative Arts and Deaf Austin Theatre present a bold reimagining of the Pulitzer-winning ...

Ché Navïn Arrington — a Black, gay, trans artist and writer born in DC — wrote The Hardest Words to Say in 2018 when they were a freshman in college. A one-time reading in the District Fringe festival ...

Community Theater Locations Virginia Iconic LGBTQ musical ‘Kinky Boots’ electrifies at Little Theatre of Alexandria The performers' boundless energy and excitement created an almost immersive ...

Alex Stompoly and Conner Marx in ‘Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern.’ Photo by Bronwen Sharp. The fantastical world directed by Michael Fell has a pre-existing framework, but a bulk of the ...

Opera Reviews 2025 Glimmerglass Festival Review: ‘Tosca’ In the company’s 50th Anniversary season, a production of Puccini's grand opera to die for.

Studio to begin search for Muse's successor in fall of 2025. David Muse, Studio Theatre’s longtime Artistic Director, has announced that he will be leaving the position in late 2027, after what will ...