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Join us for a moving and memorable evening of music, history, and culture as one of the world’s oldest Ukrainian male choirs takes the stage.

St. Tamar Georgian Orthodox Church in Washington, D.C. is proud to announce a special cultural performance in the nation’s capital, dedicated to sharing and celebrating the rich heritage of Georgia.

Come celebrate the Holidays with us! Create a new tradition celebrating the holidays the Spanish way. This festive program will take you on a journey of some of the most festive holiday traditions as celebrated in Spain and Puerto Rico.

Bram Stoker’s iconic vampire tale takes on an outrageous new life in "Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors" — a madcap, laugh-out-loud comedy full of camp, lusty encounters, and hilarious spectacle.

Liz Duffy Adams’ play entitled "Or," is a fast-paced, witty comedy that blends history, feminism, and espionage in 1660’s England.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Café Flamenco. This popular, cabaret-style event features traditional flamenco dance and live music featuring Furia Flamenca Dance Company.

From lightsabers to lingerie, The International Nerdlesque Festival (TINF) returns in 2025 for its most immersive and ambitious year yet—bringing its signature blend of fandom, glitter, and body-positive performance to the nation’s capital.

Washington, DC! KANGDANIEL is bringing his 2025 KANGDANIEL TOUR <ACT : NEW EPISODE> to the U.S.  

​In the war-torn city of Thebes, Antigone is resolved to defy her uncle King Kreon's edict. Her brothers have killed each other in battle, and Kreon, labeling one a traitor, forbids his burial. As Thebes' citizens cower, ignoring prophecies and divine will, Antigone's act of defiance meets headlong with the stubbornness and poor judgement of a fragile King. In a city desperate for peace, who pays the price for pride and obstinance?

New York, 2020. As the city locks down in the chaos of the COVID-19 outbreak, a nearly bankrupt restaurant becomes an unexpected refuge for four New Yorkers—a fierce immigrant mother, a blinded chef, a misunderstood daughter, and a weary cop—along with one unfinished story of love and forgiveness.

The dancers of DHH Dance Collaborative celebrate their 10th Season with all new works presented in their full length, stage production, Introspection!

Inspired by the real stories of this summer’s SYEP cast, Let’s Go Live follows Leanna and Carter, two young people navigating love, grief, and purpose in a world full of shifting ground. As family pressures and uncertain choices test their strength and loyalty, the play explores how we hold on and who we hold on to when everything feels like it’s falling apart.

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Come on in for a lively night of sketch comedy full of laughs, unhinged performances, and chaotic fun!!

The VIVA School Summer Intensive Showing is an extraordinary celebration that represents four weeks of intensive training, exploration and artistic growth. This special showing is a window into the profound creative process that unfolds when passionate students work alongside VIVA's distinguished faculty and acclaimed guest artists from across the country. From innovative movement explorations to ensemble collaborations, together we experience the beautiful and courageous work alive at VIVA.

Meet Usher: a Black, Deaf queer writer writing a musical about a black, Deaf queer writer. This blisteringly funny masterwork exposes the heart and soul of a young artist grappling with desires, identity, and instincts he both loves and loathes. All performances will be in spoken English, American Sign Language (ASL), and captions.  

ECHO is a collection of rare and unique movement experiences that attempts to embody the reverberations of the actions and experiences we encounter throughout life.

Welcome to Hadestown, where a song can change your fate and the line between love and loss is dangerously thin. Performed by extraordinary teens from The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts, Hadestown is more than a musical — it's an experience that explores timeless themes of hope, sacrifice, and resistance against all odds.

Readings, workshops, film screenings, and discussions with Enda Walsh and other special guests exploring significant works from across the career of this groundbreaking, Tony Award-winning Irish artist.  

We extend a warm invitation to families, esteemed patrons, and valued supporters to attend our spring concert, The DIW Experience, showcasing the talents of our pre-professional dancers.

A Quiet Weight follows ambitious, smart and talented young people torn between safety and self-expression. Their dreams are loud, but the voices in their heads feel louder—each one adding to the weight they quietly carry. They have everything—resources, talent, opportunity—but with so much at stake, even dreaming feels dangerous.

World Pride International Choral Festival performance presented by the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC, featuring DC Labor Chorus and Seasons of Love singing songs of Pride and joy.

Decolonized Beatz Indigenous World Pride 2025 (DBIWP) will take center stage at the Atlas Performing Arts Center as part of Washington, D.C.’s hosting of World Pride. This landmark event will amplify the voices of Indigenous and multiply-marginalized 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, celebrating their beauty, creativity, and defiance in the face of colonialism.

"Diary of War" is a powerful benefit reading highlighting the harrowing and inspiring experiences of Ukrainians affected by the full-scale Russian invasion. Join us for this moving performance and hear DC’s most acclaimed actors use their voices to share true stories of Ukraine's resilience.

WorldPride 2025 is coming to Washington from May 17 – June 8, 2025, bringing an estimated 3 million people to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Pride in D.C. The WorldPride 2025 Film Festival will showcase films from around the world, as well as highlighting our amazing homegrown D.C. region filmmakers. Join us for this cinematic spin around the globe, May 27 - 29.  

The J.O. Wilson Cardinal Drama Players proudly return for their 4th annual spring production with a whimsical staging of Beauty and the Beast Jr.!

PHENOMENAL WOMEN reminds each of us to be mentors and guides to listen to others and share our wisdom to speak our truths because we just might inspire some one else to speak theirs.  

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On May 14, TNR’s editor, Michael Tomasky, and staff writers Matt Ford, Timothy Noah, Tori Otten, and Greg Sargent will host the next in our series America in Crisis.

"We are thrilled to witness the artistic prowess of selected emerging and established Washington, DC, choreographers as they explore a myriad of themes and movement styles, addressing issues that resonate deeply with our society," remarks Vladimir Angelov, founder and executive director.

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The VIVA School’s latest main stage production, is a bold reclamation-an unapologetic assertion of our right to occupy, to shape, and to belong. This electrifying curation of works is an exploration of presence, urging us to embrace the undeniable truth that we not only exist within space, but profoundly transform it through authenticity and curiosity.

Hey family — y'all doing alright? —are y'all seeing this? This year has been a wild ride for us all, especially those of us in the heart of DC, and we’re overdue for a night to connect, unwind, and just be in community.

Join us on April 23, 2025, for a magical night of live music, featuring Broadway’s Christine Dwyer and Rachel Potter, at the Atlas Gala 2025!

At times like these, you can only laugh—and we’re here to help! A 70-year tradition returns with a new D.C. venue… a new cast… and a new show: “Splitting Our Sides!” March 28-April 6, 2025.

Testosterone takes the Grimm Brothers' "The Story of a Boy Who Went Forth to Learn Fear" and turns it on its head with hilarious results. This sharp social satire explores the clash between two brothers: Ingo, the "good son" living a life of comfortable security, and Raul, the "bad son" embracing the chaotic "bad neighborhood." Their confrontation exposes the absurdities of toxic masculinity and the pitfalls of privileged do-gooding, shaking everyone's moral compass.