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

Our critics give you the lowdown on Arena Stage’s “My Body No Choice,” a feminist retelling of “Dracula” just in time for Halloween, and two other shows running at D.C.-area theaters right now.

Our recommendations for fun, weird, and interesting arts-related things to do across the region next year, including free, family-friendly, and online options.

Six local theater companies and a handful of filmmakers created works in response to “Multiverse” at the National Gallery of Art.

Rorschach’s otherworldly story weaves together tales of loss, tragedy, and fluorescent glowing babies.

The long-running web comic comes to the stage.

D.C.’s independent theatre scene is bustling. Here are some of the best.

The D.C. theater community must be eating a lot of strained yogurt right now, because everywhere you look, there’s another take on a Hellenic myth or an epic.

There’s just something immensely satisfying about watching hot women kick some zombie ass. This fact proves to be both a blessing and a curse for Living Dead In Deadmark, currently being staged by Rorschach Theater Company as the group’s season closer. The play can be raucously funny, but occasionally veers into a self-satisfied territory that substitutes camp for cleverness. Luckily, these moments don’t dominate Denmark, which can draw more laughs out of a James…

The cast of Brainpeople (Rorschach Theatre). When a woman offers two strangers $20,000 to dine with her for an evening, there’s naturally got to be a catch. But in Jose Rivera’s Brainpeople, being given a thoughtful, intimate staging by Rorschach Theatre Company, none of the cliche scenarios and hypotheticals that may have popped into the mind apply to what’s about to happen to this trio of women from disparate, if equally desperate backgrounds. Our…