When it comes to D.C. theater in July, Fringe tends to be the word. And don’t worry: we’ll have a preview and tons of reviews coming your way in that department, as the Capital Fringe Festival begins July 7. But there are other theater offerings of the non-Fringe-y variety headed your way as well. Here’s the roundup.

>> Arena Stage has two offerings headed our way in July. There’s the Tennessee Williams classic The Glass Menagerie (July 1), and the company’s uber-successful and charming production of Oklahoma! returns for a limited engagement as well (July 8).

>> On the heels of their production last month, Reduced Shakespeare Company performs The Complete World of Sports at Kennedy Center (July 5).

>> Popular Broadway transplant Rock of Ages heads to the National Theatre (July 12).

Also this month

• American Century takes on Gore Vidal’s Visit to a Small Planet (July 8).
• Scena brings back its production of The Importance of Being Earnest (July 8).
• Chekov’s The Cherry Orchard is tackled by Quotidian (July 8).
• Interested in Greek myths, set to dance? Check out the Washington DC/Philadelphia Exchange over at Dance Place (July 9).
• The Andy Warhol musical Pop! comes to Studio (July 13).
• Tradition! The classic Fiddler on the Roof is performed at Wolf Trap (July 13).
• Landless, when not busy Fringe-ing, will perform Rock Bottom: A Rock Opus (July 15).
• The Hub’s summer production is Birds of a Feather (July 15).
• Keegan performs Tennessee Williams’ Steel Magnolias (July 23).

Still Playing
The holiday weekend is your last opportunity for viewing Keegan’s Spelling Bee, Scena’s Purge, Shakespeare Theater’s complex Old Times, Olney’s Opus, Studio’s lyrical The History of Kisses, Synetic’s ambitious Don Quixote, Woolly’s revealing Bootycandy, Mamma Mia! over at Wolf Trap, and WSC’s rep productions including Night and Day and The Tennessee Continuum; Next to Normal heads out from the Kennedy Center July 10; Studio’s Venus in Fur and Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice close July 24; while Toby’s Anything Goes, Bay Theatre’s Rumple Who? and Wicked at the Kennedy Center all stretch into August.