Washington D.C. Stages: Your Guide to Fall & Winter Theater
D.C.’s vibrant theater scene is bustling with diverse productions this season, offering something for every taste. From classic comedies to poignant dramas, our local stages are alive with talent and compelling storytelling. Get ready to explore the exciting performances lighting up the Washington, D.C. area in the coming months.
Tartuffe: Molière’s Timeless Satire in Westminster
Carroll Community College brings Molière’s classic comedy, Tartuffe, to life with a witty verse adaptation by Constance Congdon. Directed by Emily Hall, this production promises a hilarious romp through deception and hypocrisy.
Performance Details
- Dates: November 13-16, 2025
- Venue: Carroll Community College, 1601 Washington Road, Westminster, MD 21157
- Tickets: $10-$15. Purchase tickets directly at Carroll Community College’s Arts & Entertainment page.
- Synopsis: Witness the chaos as a religious conman, Tartuffe, manipulates a gullible household. Will his true intentions be exposed before the family faces ruin?
Meet the Talented Team
This production boasts a talented cast, with key roles like Erin Dinello (Madame Pernelle) and Benjamin Hopkins (Tartuffe), under the direction of Emily Hall. A dedicated creative team, including Tony Rosas (Scenic Designer) and Kris Thompson (Light Designer), brings this classic to life.
Diverse Productions Lighting Up the D.C. Area Stages
The Washington, D.C. region offers a rich tapestry of theatrical experiences this season, spanning various genres and venues. Here’s a curated look at some of the highlights you won’t want to miss:
| Show Title | Venue | Dates | Genre/Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| An Enemy of the People | Theater J | Oct 29 – Nov 23 | Drama |
| The Wild Duck | Shakespeare Theatre Company | Oct 18 – Nov 16 | Classic Drama |
| The Last Five Years | NextStop Theatre | Oct 30 – Nov 23 | Musical |
| Damn Yankees | Arena Stage | Sep 9 – Nov 9 | Musical Comedy |
| Lie Low | Atlas Performing Arts Center | Nov 6 – Nov 23 | Contemporary Play |
| Parisian Dreams: Ravel and Saint-Saëns | National Chamber Ensemble | Nov 8 | Concert |
| The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee | Shenandoah Conservatory | Nov 19 – Nov 23 | Musical Comedy |
| A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas | Olney Theatre Center | Nov 28 – Dec 28 | Holiday Classic |
| The Elixir of Love | F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre | Feb 27 – Mar 8 | Opera |
From timeless classics at the Shakespeare Theatre Company to vibrant musicals at Arena Stage and unique concerts, D.C.’s stages are truly dynamic. Be sure to check individual venue websites for the latest schedules and ticket information.
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Frequently Asked Questions About D.C. Theater
- Where can I find a complete list of D.C. area shows?
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With such a rich and varied array of performances, the Washington, D.C. theater scene truly offers something for everyone. Take advantage of these local treasures and immerse yourself in the magic of live performance this season!
Washington DC Stages Your Guide to Fall Winter Theater
