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Two women and one man are locked up together for eternity in one hideous room in Hell.

When Kelly Hubbell opens in Codependent at the Capital Fringe Festival this Thursday, the journey for both the play and Hubbell will not be marked merely by miles, but by friendships, family, and sisterhood.

Dawn Thomas Reidy took a moment between rehearsals to tell Broadway World how she's managing motherhood with her return to Unexpected Stage Company, and why playing QZ is one of her greatest acting challenges yet.

Celebrated memoirist and 4-time Moth Story Slam champion Jamie Brickhouse returns to Capital Fringe 2019 with his second solo show I Favor My Daddy a year after his DC critical hit, Dangerous When Wet: Booze, Sex, and My Mother.

Master monologist Mike Daisey is known locally for his many performances at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company.

National New Play Network, the country's alliance of professional theaters that collaborate in innovative ways to develop, produce, and extend the life of new plays, announces its 2019-20 grant recipients, including the 2019 Smith Prize for Political Theatre, seven Producer Residencies, and eight

There are 90 shows at Capital Fringe this summer, and a vast majority of them are from local artists.

This summer, Capital Fringe presents Body.

Part biography, part adaptation.

This past week marked the 50th anniversary of the passing of the iconic entertainer Judy Garland.

Today's subjects Deb Gottesman and Claire Schoonover are currently living their theatre lives onstage at Keegan Theatre playing two very resourceful and cutthroat senior citizens in the DC area premiere of David Lindsay-Abaire's Ripcord.

The Capital Fringe Festival, now in its 14th year, has undergone many changes, but one thing has remained a constant: there's a wide assortment of things to see.

Riverside Center for the Performing Arts is excited to celebrate the 70th anniversary of South Pacific with its production opening Wednesday, July 24 and running until Sunday, September 15.

Children will thoroughly enjoy the vivid physicality of Alvin Chan's hour long adaptation of The Ballad of Mu Lan, onstage at Bethesda's Imagination Stage through August 11.

Signature Theatre concludes its 29th season with a World Premiere musical written by, in my opinion, one of the most underrated writing teams working in musical theatre today.

Today's subject Alexander Strain is living testament to the old adage that you can come home again.

The Naked Girls read their favorite memoirs, tales and funny stories by the world's most memorable jokesters! Naked Girls Reading Presents Comedy Undressed at 10:00 p.

LadyM, an ensemble-devised show about witches and the power of menstruation inspired by Shakespeare's Macbeth and interviews with DC residents, starts previews on July 9 at Joe's Movement Emporium in Mt.

There's a transcendent moment in 'Twisted Melodies,' the one-man Donny Hathaway show by Kelvin Roston Jr.

There's one thing I find comforting about theatre that I take care to remember: we will always find new ways to tell old stories.

Arena Stage is diving into rehearsals for Ann, the tale of Texas Governor Ann Richards.

The Keegan Theatre closes out its 22nd season with the award-winning musical LEGALLY BLONDE, opening on August 3, 2019.

Prince William Little Theatre presents Annie from July 19-28 at the Hylton Performing Arts Center.

Prince George's County Shakespeare in the Parks presents Much Ado About Nothing, the fun-filled comedy featuring Beatrice and Benedick, two of the Bard's wittiest creations.

The Second City, known for both its poignant comedy and its incredible alumni list, knows it's difficult to wrap your mind around the world we live in today, let alone navigate it.