Ford’s Theatre Announces 2025-2026 Season
Ford’s Theatre has announced its 2025-2026 season. The season features the world premiere of Chess Jakobs’s The American Five, from The Ford’s
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Folger Theatre Announces its 2025-26 Season
Folger Theatre has announced its 2025-26 season at the Folger Shakespeare Library on Capitol Hill. Kicking off in September, the
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[Vid] Ford’s Theatre Foundation Cuts Ribbon on New Center for Culture & Leadership
Ford’s Theatre Foundation completed its campus with the ceremonial ribbon cutting of its new Frances and Craig Lindner Center for Culture
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Shakespeare Theatre Co. Announces 2025/2026 Season
Shakespeare Theatre Company recently announced the lineup of its upcoming 25/26 Season, celebrating the company’s 40th season exploring classic storytelling in Washington,
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Hallelujah! Highest Praise for “Sister Act” at Ford’s Theatre
Ford’s Theatre has struck musical gold with its vibrant production of Sister Act, running now through May 17, 2025. Under
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‘A Room in the Castle’: HER Version of Hamlet, Now at The Folger
Folger Theatre’s A Room in the Castle offers a bold and compelling reimagining of Hamlet, shifting the focus from the
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[Vid] Exclusive Tour Inside Folger’s ‘How to Be a Power Player: Tudor Edition’
How to Be a Power Player: Tudor Edition, opened at the Folger Shakespeare Library in late February, and K Street
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Capital Irish Film Festival Returning to DC Feb. 27-Mar. 2, 2025
The 19th annual Capital Irish Film Festival (CIFF), presented by Solas Nua in partnership with AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center, will
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‘Constellations’ a Galaxy of Possibilities at Constellation Theatre Co.
Sliding Doors meets Quantum Physics meets an Improv Class meets LOVE: Constellations is the newest staged play from Constellation Theatre
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Ford’s Theatre Legacy Commissions 2025 Places Historic ‘Lesser-Knowns’ Center Stage
Ford’s Theatre continued its newest tradition, established in 2021, to work with playwrights to broaden the American theatre canon. Ford’s
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