Milo the Magnificent is a highly engaging puppet show about an aspiring magician.

Virtuoso violinist Leila Josefowicz performs the spellbinding Violin Concerto by John Adams. Renowned conductor John Storgårds leads the program.

In this popular zarzuela, brimming with secret jealousies and desires, an outspoken woman delights in exposing social hypocrisies.

Mlima, an elderly “big tusker” elephant from a reserve in Kenya is poached for his glorious ivory tusks. Those tusks begin a journey across the world.

Four friends take a pair of hilarious road trips 20 years apart. Can they repair the bridge that connected them without drowning in the water beneath?

Calling all superheroes! Captain Everything is assembling an Amazing Alliance, but what happens when she abandons her team and tries to do everything herself?

This Synetic classic, tells the ancient story of a family who takes in a lost stranger to discover he is from an enemy clan, and their attempt to save him.

A magical fairytale for the whole family!

A Night with Jackie "Moms" Mabley, is an honorific evening of zingers about everything from sexuality to racism.

This triumphant musical adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of human fortitude, redemption and love is directed by Timothy Douglas (Spunk).

Family matriarch Gloria has died, and her family gathers for the traditional Jamaican Nine Night, a multi-day celebration full of food and revelry.

Jordan E. Cooper’s vibrant, no-holds-barred comedy examines the lives of Black Americans in the aftermath of the election of a Black president

Albert Einstein's wife, the gifted Serbian female scientist Mileva Marić contributed substantially to the development of the groundbreaking relativity theory.

Bobby Smith stars in this musical ode to the unemployed with an enterprising twist.

This classic American drama is a touching portrait of family, what we hold onto and what we leave behind.

Washington Improv Theater kicks off our residency at Studio Theatre with a music-themed run featuring veteran team iMusical and more!

On the edge of the Wyoming wilderness, the last guests linger into the night at a celebration for the new President of their  conservative  Catholic college.

A stunning visual feast celebrating the interplay of science, art, and the human spirit in a glorious kaleidoscope of beauty.

Chekhov short stories adapted for the theatre by the master of comic dialogue, Neil Simon.

Big City dwellers Katha and Ryu have become disenchanted with their 21st-century lives.

Crossroads, Detours, & Exits is a candidly personal interrogation from JR “Nexus” Russ of his identities and communities.

An original musical adaptation of the classic Washington Irving tale by Matt Conner and Stephen Gregory Smith

In-your-face drama of puberty, performance, female friendship, and competition by Pulitzer Prize-finalist Clare Barron.

In our reimagined tribute to the golden age of Hollywood, Twelfth Night features separated twins, mistaken identities and of course, love.

Part contemporary competition show, part vintage telethon, and part punpalooza, this spooky variety show will tickle your funny bone.

Opposing societal hierarchies and differing views of success confront each other in this timely commentary on how to pursue a life worth living.

With Calypso-flavored music and fantastical storytelling, Once On This Island is a celebration of hope and kindness that will nourish your soul.

The Till Trilogy is a series of plays by noted playwright Ifa Bayeza that reflect on the life, death, and legacy of Emmett Till.

A powerful look into the ripple effects of Emmett Till’s murder.

With music and magic, Ifa Bayeza’s drama recounts the last two weeks of Emmett Till's life on his journey from Chicago to Money, Mississippi in 1955.

Drawn from courtroom transcripts, news accounts, and government records, That Summer in Sumner simulates the 1955 trial for the murder of Emmett Till with palpable energy and profound theatricality.