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Mar

23

2027

Virginia

A Mountain For Elodie

Signature Theatre

Mar 23, 2027 - Apr 25, 2027

A humorous and heartwarming musical from the award-winning singer and songwriter Benjamin Scheuer (The Lion).

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Apr

06

2027

Capitol Hill

National Poetry Month Reading

Folger Shakespeare Library

Apr 06, 2027

In celebration of National Poetry Month, the O.B. Hardison Poetry Series is launching its inaugural National Poetry Month Reading with American Book Award winner Matthew Shenoda

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Apr

20

2027

The Who's Tommy - The Musical

The National Theatre

Apr 20, 2027 - Apr 25, 2027

The Who's Tommy - The Musical

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Apr

24

2027

Foy Vance

The Howard Theatre

Apr 24, 2027

Foy Vance

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Apr

27

2027

Virginia

Laura Benanti: Nobody Cares

Signature Theatre

Apr 27, 2027 - May 02, 2027

Direct from an acclaimed run at Edinburgh Fringe and two sold-out Off-Broadway engagements comes Laura Benanti: Nobody Cares, a one-woman comedy show from the mind of Tony Award® winner Laura Benanti, with songs co-written with Todd Almond.

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Apr

27

2027

Virginia

Latin History For Morons

Signature Theatre

Apr 27, 2027 - Jun 13, 2027

A hilarious in-your-face show about pride and heritage featuring Emmy nominated Brian Quijada and written by comedic legend John Leguizamo.

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May

07

2027

Capitol Hill

Folger Consort’s Golden Jubilee

Folger Shakespeare Library

May 07, 2027 - May 09, 2027

Join us in celebrating Folger Consort for this 50th anniversary fête!

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May

18

2027

Virginia

Follies

Shakespeare Theatre Company

May 18, 2027 - Jun 20, 2027

In an exciting co-production between Signature Theatre and Shakespeare Theatre Company, Stephen Sondheim’s sumptuous and sophisticated masterpiece glitters on the Harman Hall stage directed by Matthew Gardiner.

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