Using only the original transcripts from the 1940s House Un-American Activities Committee’s hearings that targeted the country’s leading artists, this political docudrama reveals the defiance, humor, fear, resentment, and self-preservation inside one of the darkest chapters of American cultural history.....
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In 1996, a closeted high school math teacher agrees to mentor a student for a theater competition. Both outsiders in their small-town community, their exploration of Angels in America unsettles the town's delicate balance, and the vise of intolerance begins to tighten, twisting their lives in unexpected ways.....
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Modern classics don't come any bigger than Les Miserables, and Olney Theatre celebrates it for the first time in honor of the show's 40th anniversary. Based on Victor Hugo's sweeping 19th-century novel of redemption, revolution, and love, the songs of Les Miz conquered Broadway in the 1980s and continue to resonate in this third decade of the 21st Century. Follow Jean-Valjean from his beginnings as convict #24601 to life in....
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Voices Festival Productions will present acclaimed journalistic theater pioneer Dan Hoyle's Takes All Kinds for the final leg of his 2026 tour, following...
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Washington National Opera has opened its 2026/27 season with a Madama Butterfly that looks and feels unlike the Puccini audiences may be used...
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Baltimore Center Stage (BCS) and Breaking the Binary Theatre announced the next cohort of its Trans History Project, a national initiative created by...
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