Suggestions for Theater near Washington
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Kaye T. • November 12, 2010Beautiful historic theatre! The architecture makes it impossible to have a bad seat! :)
Allison K. • April 27, 2015Best theater in DC. Delivers consistently high quality, engaging performances.
Brian W. • January 5, 2016Beautiful theater. We had the absolute last row in the balcony, and the view was still great.
Matt W. • June 23, 2013Audio tour is not worth the extra money. The tour is worth the time & the theater is amazing. You can see directly into the box where Lincoln was shot.
8.7Theater •450 7th St NW (at E St NW), Washington
Mick C. • July 25, 2010Amazing theatre happens here!
9.5Performing Arts •2700 F St NW (at New Hampshire Ave), Washington
Merrie D. • October 9, 2011Go to one of their free tours! You get to see all three historical theatres, the president's boxes and the incredible pieces of art all around. Fun & knowledgeable tour guides.
- B. • July 30, 2011Excellent theatre near the Metro station & w/ amazing food options to the N and W. Highly recommended if visiting the Mall & looking for something to do after the museums close.
Sree B. • June 27, 2017Great little theatre hosting a variety of shows, improvs, plays and so much more.
Juan Gabriel M. • April 28, 2012Unique, quaint, adorable setting for date or to catch world recognized performances. Check the Washington post.
Lee H. • June 22, 2013This is one of the better theatre's I've been to in my experience with the arts. The staff are very friendly and they have some of the best shows for the whole family. They also offer free concerts.
8.1Art Gallery •2438 18th St NW (Mintwood Pl.), Washington
Nicholas J. • March 13, 2010Checkout Landless Theatre! Landlesstheatre.org
Metro Weekly • December 16, 2011WIT's Seasonal Disorder is a tradition during the holiday season. Take a break from the shopping with some great improv.
6.2Theater •800 21st St NW (at Marvin Center - George Washnton Univ.), Washington
Derek J. • November 4, 2014GW Department of Theatre and Dance mainstage productions are performed here.
DC Preservation League • August 5, 2011City's first legitimate theater for African-American audiences and entertainers, showcasing musical, theatrical and comical talent. Built in 1910, built by architect Edward Storck.
Adriana N. • July 21, 2013Wonderful. Make sure to look up and catch the amazing ceiling when you're inside the Opera House theatre.
Washington Blade • July 30, 2011“Shear Madness,” a comedy whodunit, will be performed twice Saturday at 3 and 7 p.m. At the Theater Lab. “Madness” takes place in present-day Georgetown, in the Shear Madness Hair Styling Salon. Ticke
Maboud E. • July 21, 2011Take in a show. Constellation is a wonderful theatre company doing bold and daring work! Their space is in The Source so look for the green marquee!
Kevin H. • April 13, 2013A great theatre for intellectual plays. Parking's a challenge, but the venue is intimate and fun.
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