The $80.5 million renovation will see the library adding 12,000 square feet of new public space — but it won’t open this year.

One critic loved “Clyde’s” at Studio Theatre; another took in an experimental, if at times confusing, take on “Julius Caesar” (just in time for Ides of March).

Citing inadequate pay raises and unfair treatment of production staff, about 50 staffers are seeking representation with the local stagehands union.

Folger Theatre takes on the coming-of-age story—with some choreographed dancing thrown in.

This rendition is most riveting when it focuses on all about the characters who (spoiler alert) help him get seated on the throne.

Shakespeare Theatre Company’s take on one of Shakespeare’s earliest plays isn’t highbrow, but it is hilarious.

This Shakespeare tragedy packs in enough drama, comedy, and romance to keep a diverse audience happy.

Playwright and Washington Post humor columnist Alexandra Petri has a fresh take on the world’s most famous play.

This is a production worth donating your time to.

This production turns the spotlight away from the man sending soldiers to war and focuses on the people fighting it.