The Venezuelan playwright will succeed the late Hugo Medrano, who co-led the theater for nearly 50 years until his passing in May.

The theater company converted a vacant D.C. storefront into a dive bar where audiences can purchase drinks and listen to a live band.

From a solo show about a mermaid’s love life to an interactive murder mystery, Capital Fringe is back and more eccentric than ever.

The 2023 Helen Hayes Awards brought the D.C. theater community back together in person for a major ceremony for the first time since 2019.

The 12-day program will run from July 12-23.

March’s theater calendar in the D.C. area is absolutely packed, with more than two dozen shows debuting.

A comedy about two Idina Menzel superfans, Synectic’s “Snow Maiden,” and a Broadway smash and a Pulitzer winner — both at the Kennedy Center — are among the shows opening in December.

Our critic weighs in on the retelling of Irish play “The Playboy of the Western World” from Solas Nua and a story of addiction and recovery at Studio Theatre.

The Bard, beanstalks, beauties, beasts, and, well, Bluey are all on D.C.-area stages in November.

Audiences have until Nov. 6 to see “My Body No Choice” at Arena Stage, the last show that Smith is directing before she retires next year.