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This charming play features uproarious comedy, dynamic characters, and innovative visuals, creating a delightfully interactive theatrical experience. By JULIA TUCKER

Season includes two newly commissioned world premieres, and beloved storybook characters brought to life on stage.

Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s touring initiative is back for a third year, offering free performances in parks and outdoor spaces throughout the region.

She replaces the theater's Founding Artistic Director, Lucinda Merry-Browne, who had led the theater since 2011 and retired in 2024.

The musical's themes of longing, friendship, and coupling remain evergreen, and the cast sings beautifully together. By LISA TRAIGER

Whether you are a longtime fan of this cult classic or a virgin, this version is a must-see. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

The play is about France’s doomed queen, but its real focus is a triangle of love, friendship, and ambition set against the backdrop of a portrait artist’s easel. By DERYL DAVIS

Both lovers are set on revolutionizing women’s education and empowerment, even if it costs them their relationship. By ISABELLA ARTINO

The actors hit all the right comic moments, perfectly capturing the farce. By CHARLES GREEN

It was a divine night with an amazing cast that deserved resounding applause. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

ATMTC's 74th season brings new shows to its Glen Echo stage, reimagining classic tales and illuminating universal themes.

Everything in this production — the acting, music, and singing — comes together. By ANDY ARNOLD

Highlights include an evening with Tituss Burgess, a concert presentation of the new musical adaptation of 'To Wong Foo - Thanks For Everything! Julie Newmar,' cabarets, sing-alongs, tribute bands, a drag spectacular, and more.

ATMTC adapts Rick Riordan's novel (which opened on Broadway in 2019) into a one-act musical adventure for ages 5 and up.

This remarkable world premiere examines the mentality of the assassin and that excruciating period in American history.. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON

The storytelling doesn't yet soar, but the high-octane show is infused with large ensemble dance numbers designed to lift spirits and inspire. By NICOLE HERTVIK

The direction swings big and misses, but the actors save the day. By ANDY ARNOLD

Rajiv Joseph's slam-dunk exploration of friendship and fandom runs May 28-June 22 at Round House.

Artistic director TIMOTHY NELSON talks with playwright SYBIL R. WILLIAMS about the banned radical reality show and Williams' women-centered response.

From soulful ballads to upbeat anthems, the musical review will take audiences on a journey through the emotions that color our lives. By KAITLYN GIBBENS