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Arena Stage |
Dedicated to American Theatre |
1101 6th Street SW, Washington DC |
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The Capitol Steps |
Satirical Political Comedy |
Perfomances in the Ronald Reagan Building, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington DC |
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Folger Shakespeare Library and Theatre |
Worlds largest collection of Shakespeare materials. |
201 East Capitol Street SE, Washington DC |
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Ford's Theatre |
The location of President Lincoln's assassination. The theatre is a National Historic site and working stage theatre |
511 10th Street NW, Washington DC |
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John F Kennedy Center |
Living Memorial to President Kennedy. The theatre includes performances from across America and around the World. |
2700 F Street NW, Washington DC |
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National Theatre |
"The Theatre of the Presidents", located 3 blocks from the White House. National and International productions. |
1321 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington DC |
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Studio Theatre |
Contemporary Theatre |
1501 14th Street NW, Washington DC |
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The Improv Comedy Club |
Improvised Theatre, from Comedy to Politics |
1835 14th Street NW, Washington DC |
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The Shakespeare Theatre Company |
Shakespeare and his contemporaries |
450 7th Street NW, Washington DC |
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The Warehouse Theatre & Cafe |
Visual Arts and 120 seat black box theater |
1021 7th Street NW, Washington DC |
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The Washington Ballet |
Washington School of Ballet. Presentations from International performers and choreographers |
Performances at many of DC's finest theatre's |
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Warner Theatre |
An original Vaudeville and silent movie theatre. Current performances include international and national recording artists, dance and television presentations |
513 13th Street NW, Washington DC |
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Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts |
Outdoor stage for performing arts and Opera |
1551 Trap Road, Virginia |
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Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company |
Dedicated to cutting edge new productions |
641 D Street NW, Washington DC |
