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Imagination Stage's production, directed by Kathryn Chase Bryer) takes elements of Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and adds a bit of his poem, 'The Jabberwocky' to create a musical filled with catchy rock and roll tunes.

How do you put back together a broken heart? Aaron searches for an answer to that question in Last Ditch Playlist, a new play by Brad Baron making its World Premiere as a part of the 2017 Capital Fringe Festival.

The Fat and Greasy Citizens Brigade (FGC), a Washington, DC based theatre company, is bringing back free outdoor theatre to the city for its fifth anniversary year.

Today's subject Megan Graves is currently living her theatre life on stage at Adventure Theatre as the title character in Junie B.

Disney's The Little Mermaid is coming to Wolf Trap from June 29 - July 2.

Are you in possession of a Tardis key, Sorting Hat and your very own Infinity Stone? Then do we have a show for you!

Washington National Opera (WNO) and its Executive Director Michael L.

How do we identify ourselves? What role does fear play in shaping our lives? Do we ever confuse what we see in the news with what is actually happening in our daily comings and goings? In an era when news, be it real or fake, is omnipresent, Theater J's timely, well-acted production of Broken Glass

Alexander Street, a ProQuest company, is enabling researchers to go behind the scenes of the world's greatest theatre, dance, and opera performances through Performance Design Archive Online, the only international multimedia collection to cover all aspects of theatre production design.

The cast and the rocking band pour every ounce of energy into everything they do.

Following a world-premiere televised broadcast on THIRTEEN's Theater Close-Up, John Strand's 'The Originalist', captured live on-stage from Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater in Washington, D.

Is this a rave? You bet your favorite things it is! Refreshing, revived, and ridiculously entertaining, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, now playing at the Kennedy Center through July 16 is a dream come true.

Gianandrea Noseda makes his highly anticipated first appearances as the seventh music director of the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) in July with two performances: Friday, July 28, at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts and Saturday, July 29, on the National Mall (between 4th and 7th

The RENT 20th Anniversary Tour will play the National Theatre, where the original touring production made its Washington-area premiere 20 years ago, for one week only, June 20 through 25, 2017.

Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater will host special post-show conversations with notable guest panelists during the run of John Strand's critically-acclaimed political drama The Originalist, based on the late U.

Simply put, get thee to the Kennedy Center to experience it for yourself.

Family Equality Council is proud to partner with the organizers of the National Equality March for Unity and Pride, representing lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer families at what will be a significant display of LGBTQ movement solidarity and visibility in our nation's capital.

Exeunt Productions in association with La Ti Do Productions present concert selections from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street at Penn Social on Thursday, June 29th at 11:30pm.

Rafael Alvarez, author and writer for "The Wire," comes to DCAC on July 11, to kick off his latest book tour

The Mosaic Theaatre Company closes its second season with a perfectly realized and humane play about real life in the Middle East precisely 50 years after the Israeli occupation of the West Bank.

How I Learned What I Learned was originally intended as a way for August Wilson to share the many colorful, real-life characters that informed his work.

The beloved children's classic and vintage film musical THE WIZARD OF OZ has been enthralling audiences for decades.

After closing its widely successful 25th anniversary season, and recently garnering six Helen Hayes Awards (including 'Outstanding Production, Play'), Folger Theatre announces the upcoming 2017/18 season.

A starry night, with a huge moon looking down, is the perfect setting for an evening of songs that have become part of musical theatre history.

Judy Moody is ready for the spotlight.