The Venezuelan playwright will succeed the late Hugo Medrano, who co-led the theater for nearly 50 years until his passing in May.
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.
Bowser Is Proposing An Unprecedented Limit On D.C.’s Public Arts Budget. Theater Leaders Are Worried
Under the mayor’s proposal, the D.C. Commission on Arts and Humanities’ budget growth would be limited to 2% annually after 2024.
With most theatergoers unable to visit venues in person, performers and producers have found new storytelling angles.
A widow seeks to reconnect with her husband through the recipient of his heart in this play from Pulitzer winner Nilo Cruz.
Students made handprints and painted watercolor butterflies under the direction of artists Luis Peralta Del Valle and Sarah Craft.
Irma Correa’s script is beautiful as it is sharp, delivered brilliantly by this capable cast of four.
Inspired by one of Spain’s greatest painters.
As GALA director José Luis Arellano sees it, Cervantes invented the modern world.
