But don’t worry, you still have plenty of time to catch “Kinky Boots” in March.

Our critics checked a version of “The Tempest” involving lots of magic, a Pulitzer-winning play at Kennedy Center, and a hit that Broadway nerds will love. (All three run into January.)

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.

Here’s what our critics have to say about “The Trip to Bountiful” at Ford’s Theatre and “Heroes of the Fourth Turning” at Studio Theatre.

See what our theater critics have to say about “The Color Purple,” a political farce with “Veep” vibes, and a play on “Little Women”.

Our critics offer theater reviews on a buzzy edition of “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” a girl power musical banger, and a musical by the writer of “Rent.”

The play dramatizes a day or two in the life of two young black men who spend their time hanging out on a street corner.

The world-premiere comedy from a local playwright is deliciously dysfunctional.

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

It’s a modern-day follow-up to “The Grapes of Wrath.”