When it comes to things like personified stars, blind, tentacled beasts and disembodied brains, it's pretty hard to compete with the imagination. But Round House Theatre's production of A Wrinkle In Time is up for the challenge. more ›

The archetype of the misunderstood artist is explored to insightful, intimate effect in Round House Theater's . more ›

Plays by women; plays about women. The fairer sex captures the imagination of many D.C. theaters this September, offering works by celebrated female authors and performing plays that focus on female characters. And if that's not your thing, well, there's always Kafka. more ›