Set in a Prague prison in 1945, Pankrác ’45 follows five women—each accused of working for the Nazis—as they await their fate. Written by Martina Kinská and translated by Barbara […]
Set in a Prague prison in 1945, shortly after WWII's end, Pankrác ’45 follows five women, each accused of working for the Nazis as they await their fate. Written by Martina Kinská and translated by Barbara Day. Karin Rosnizeck and Melissa B. Robinson direct in partnership with the Czech Republic Embassy.
For two nights, IN Series joins together music by Henry Purcell with William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream to create an in-person, radio-style drama with award-winning artists. Let the magic of Midsummer Night’s take over while enjoying an old-fashioned radio studio experience, complete with ON-AIR/OFF-AIR and Applause signs.
Sospeso and Prologue Theatre are doing all the work so you don’t have to. Enjoy a three-course dinner at Sospeso before a performance of World Builders in this package deal.
Maryland-based Kristin Rebecca is putting a new spin on traditional folk music with her harp-based songwriting.
Guitarist Ney Mello teams up with Alexandra Mercado on keys for this performance, which journeys through music of many cultures and eras—from European folk traditions to Brazilian bossa nova.
Black women have faced overwhelming barriers in the world of opera. In this performance, soprano Elise Christina Jenkins pays tribute to the Black women who have, in the face of discrimination, made history as opera singers.
Christmas Eve is often a source of warmth and happiness. That's not the case in this thriller, in which a philosophy professor is accused of having planted a bomb on […]
For the first time in the pandemic, Moveius Contemporary Ballet returns to the stage. In collaboration with the Atlas Performing Arts Center, Moveius presents WONDER, a series of three dances inspired by awe-inspiring phenomena like nature and music.
A night of big band jazz when pianist Ethan Iverson joins forces with the Bohemian Caverns Jazz Orchestra.
Mosaic Theater Company hosts the regional premiere from Pulitzer Prize-winner Jackie Sibblies Drury. Starring Broadway's Tina Fabrique alongside local actor Kim Bey, Marys Seacole is based on the life of Mary Seacole, a British-Jamaican nurse and businesswoman who cared for soldiers during the Crimean War.
