THEATER & DANCE

“Once Upon a One More Time,” about fairy-tale princesses, has its world premiere at Shakespeare Theatre Company. While it lacks finesse, lead performer Briga Heelan brings out the show’s potential.

The Broadway tour will begin shows Dec. 28 to give company members time to recover.

Glasgow’s Vox Motus brings its innovative and emotional storytelling to D.C.

The Arlington, Va., company honors the composer who put it on the musical-theater map.

The new musical about celebrities in the 1950s taking LSD trips over its conceits.

"Seven Guitars" is the 1940s entry in Wilson's cycle of 20th-century plays, one for each decade.

“Once Upon a One More Time” has Broadway hopes and a Dec. 17 opening night at Washington’s Shakespeare Theatre Company.

The former New York City Ballet dancer says that while working with Spielberg on the remake of the classic movie musical, he showed the director how movement is its own language.

Directed Marianne Elliott switches the genders of the musical’s characters in this fine revival.

The two-time Olivier winner was considered one of Britain’s finest classical actors.

The adventurous D.C. theater, which isn’t known for musicals, puts on Michael R. Jackson’s Pulitzer-winning show.

Michael R. Jackson’s Pulitzer Prize winner gets a vivacious tryout at Woolly Mammoth Theatre.

Even in a year of recovery, theater hit some high notes, onstage and on-screen.

Despite the covid confinement, dance artists found many ways to unleash their creativity.

A new musical version of the 1993 film comedy ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ has its official Broadway opening

World premiere of “An Ella’quent Holiday Swing” turns the Eisenhower Theater into a swinging jazz party.

Working in philanthropy, criminology and disaster relief have imbued his work in Arena Stage’s “Seven Guitars” with greater humanity.

The “Cowboy Bebop” actor’s glam-rock radiance shows the high-octane musical in a new light.