The downtown D.C. theater company is putting on the world premiere of the play, “The Sensational Sea-Minkettes.”
The Kennedy Center and other performing arts theaters offer big discounts for students, military members, and young people.
‘Like Church For Us’: Woolly Mammoth Reserves One Night Of Its Latest Show For An All-Black Audience
Woolly Mammoth’s artistic director says the show provided a rare opportunity for Black audience members to see themselves onstage and in the seats, “free from the white gaze.”
O-Slice’s upcoming autobiographical show “19” with Woolly Mammoth is a culmination of nearly two decades of rapping, filming music videos, and making a name for herself as an independent artist.
Olney Theatre Center is offering a new “all-access” membership at just $99, which grants admission to any performance, any time, over a three-month period.
With most theatergoers unable to visit venues in person, performers and producers have found new storytelling angles.
In addition to an intimate, underground speakeasy, Spit Dat also has a monthly residency at Woolly Mammoth.
The Obie Award-winning play hopscotches back and forth across time and place via a series of vignettes.
This is what happens when a Second City show comes to D.C.: CHAOS.
In their latest production, Old Trout Puppet Workshop kills off puppets. Again and again.
