The theater company’s new leader replaces Chris Jennings, who served in the role for 19 years, and will take the helm in February.

The Kennedy Center and other performing arts theaters offer big discounts for students, military members, and young people.

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

The stagehands and other production staff at Shakespeare Theatre Company voted 23-6 in favor of unionizing with IATSE Local 22.

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

At least 36 D.C.-area theaters represented by Theatre Washington have joined in the shared commitment.

The company is debuting its first Broadway-bound production in a season that welcomes audiences back for live theater.

The Shakespeare Theatre Company is asking people to record their favorite Shakespeare monologues on social media.

The play examines the hypocrisy and holiness of one black churchgoing community.

The Branden Jacobs-Jenkins play about death mixes its actors up in different roles with every performance.