Shakespeare Theatre unveils its new season with something for everybody.
What's exciting for the spring on the theater front, led by the Kennedy Center’s “World Stages” festival.
REVIEW | The '90s off-Broadway musical about a disfigured woman is revived by Ford's Theatre.
REVIEW | At Shakespeare Theatre, an amusingly sunny mounting of Oscar Wilde’s exquisite comedy.
Dramatists Guild Decries Campaign Against “The Admission”
DC companies to present world premieres by women in 2015
44 area theatrical troupes said that each will produce a world-premiere play by a female dramatist next year.
“Violet” creators take divergent paths for musical at Ford’s Theatre and on Broadway.
Daniel Radcliffe will return this season to Broadway in a revival (and Times Square debut) of Martin McDonagh's comedy, "The Cripple of Inishmaan."
REVIEW | The troupe famous for its wordless Shakespeare dances up a storm in a buoyantly entertaining evening.
Post critic Peter Marks moderates discussion series for theater lovers.
Forum Theatre hosts the world premiere of Anu Yadav’s evocative monologue about a 9-year-old.
Nina Raine’s play at Studio Theatre tells of a deaf young man in a hearing family.
Signature’s revival of ‘Gypsy’ prompted critic to review the theater’s best ever musical revivals.
Nina Raine's comedy-drama “Tribes” navigates the world of hearing and non-hearing.
Many think “Gypsy” is the greatest American musical of all time. This dynamic revival shows why.
The next president has an opportunity to deepen the center's artistry.
The comedy-drama’s Eric Coble and Molly Smith will debut on Broadway in April at the prized Booth Theatre.
Peter Marks joined the Washington Post as its chief theater critic in 2002. Prior to that he worked for nine years at the New York Times, on the culture, metropolitan and national desks, and spent about four years as its off-Broadway drama critic. A graduate of Yale, he has taught theater criticism at George Washington University and served three times as chairman of the drama jury for the Pulitzer Prizes.