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For many in Generation X/Y, RENT was the first musical they went to see. It was loud and unapologetic and

Mandy Patinkin Coming to The National For One Night Only

You may have been obsessed with him in an early cult classic… or you know him from his fame in

There’s a reason why people of all ages have loved STOMP since it began as a street performance in the

If you’ve ever seen A Bronx Tale as a one man show, the musical version now on stage at The

Finding Neverland is a delightful romp through an active and unstifled imagination. Audiences can expect the fictional story of Wendy,

The story is known. Based off of the 2003 film of the same name, and following the movie almost exactly, School

BEAUTIFUL– The Carole King Musical is a 1950s era biography that tells the story of the life and early career of singer/songwriter

Get set to have one juicy freaky Friday the 13th , because… It’s showtime, folks! BEETLEJUICE is coming to DC’s National Theatre for a 5-week

I can’t lie: I love pie. And I loved Waitress, although this hit Broadway musical now on stage at National