Rural Tenderness in ‘Horsegirl & Cowdaddy’
DJ Hills takes inspiration from their own upbringing in rural Appalachia in this world premiere tackling the intersections among queerness, transness, class, and geography.
D.C. Resilience and Resistance in Mosaic Theater’s Reflection Series
The Washington theatre commissioned 4 artists to share creative writing, performance, and video responses to the past year of living under National Guard occupation.
What If We Valued Theatre Like We Value Parks?
Imagine if we made arts and culture as free and accessible—and as beautiful—as places like Prospect Park.
O Wendy! My Wendy!
Though it’s hardly her finest work, a new production of ‘An American Daughter’ offers a welcome chance to consider Wendy Wasserstein’s unique contributions to American theatre and beyond.
Offscript Top 10: Kimberly Belflower & Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Play Well With Others
On this annual special episode, we announce the Top 10 Most-Produced Plays and Top 20 Most-Produced Playwrights of the coming season, and are joined by 2 of the latter for a wide-ranging conversation.
6 Designers You Should Know
This edition features designers of all kinds working throughout the United States.
‘John Proctor Is the Villain’ and August Wilson Top This Year’s Most-Produced Lists
Kimberly Belflower’s popular drama will be the most-produced play in the 2026-27 season (apart from ‘A Christmas Carol’), and Wilson will be the most-produced author (aside from Shakespeare).
People to Watch: Mfoniso Udofia
The playwright behind the Ufot Family Cycle chats about making theatre more community-oriented and humane, and how to make Black girls fly.
Adrienne Dawes Had to Tell Her Own Story
The playwright of ‘You Are Pretty,’ ‘Am I White,’ and ‘Teen Dad’ talks about growing up as a mixed-race adoptee in Texas and finding her voice as a Chicago sketch performer.
Fugue Off: Brian Cox Plays a Well-Tempered Bach in ‘The Score’
A chat with the acclaimed actor and his wife, Nicole Ansari-Cox, onstage now in Oliver Cotton’s new play at Shakespeare Theatre in D.C.
