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Signature Theatre presents First You Dream: The Music of Kander & Ebb. This revue celebrates the career of the famous musical duo; Broadway and Washington theatre veterans will sing the best songs from Cabaret, Chicago, and more, backed by an 18-piece orchestra. Learn more...

Signature presents their Sizzlin' Summer Cabaret, featuring new works performed by some of their oustanding artists. Shows include the Next Generation Composer Cabaret, featuring the music of Matt Conner, Adam Gwon, Gabriel Kahane, Peter Foley and Marisa Michelson, and two new musicals prepared and polished in just 21 days. The concert performances include The Hollow and The Boy Detective Fails. Learn more...

Bowen McCauley Dance presents Lucy's Playlist. Choreographer Lucy Bowen McCauley has drawn on some of her favorite bands' music, creating an assortment of contemporary dance pieces set to great rock and pop tunes. Lucy's Playlist is appealingly edgy, wildly imaginative, and a lot of fun. Learn more...

Adapted from the American classic by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Edna Ferber (Showboat), Giant is a daring new musical, epic in scope and filled with both humor and sorrow. Giant is the story of a Texas rancher and his Virginia-born wife as they face increasing challenges in their marriage and family in an ever-changing American landscape. Learn more...

See What I Wanna See, a musical about lust, greed, murder, faith and redemption, was named one of the Best Musicals of 2005 by New York magazine. Nominated for nine Drama Desk Awards, including Best Musical, the show is based on three short stories that unfold like a Japanese screen painting. Learn more...

This winter, Signature Theatre re-invents the blockbuster musical Les Misérables. Based on Victor Hugo's 1862 classic novel, this beloved show is a sweeping, uplifting, epic saga that has thrilled audiences throughout the world. Packed with show-stopping musical numbers like "I Dreamed a Dream," "On My Own" and "One Day More," this brand-new production features a 28-member cast and a 14-piece orchestra, all in Signature's intimate, 280-seat black box theater. Learn more...

When 10-year-old Danny Lucas receives a toy plane as an unexpected gift, he is launched on an adventure of discovery to reconstruct the pieces of his shattered past. Through a series of mysterious revelations, Danny is transported back in time--flying into the gathering storm over Europe during aerial dogfights of WWI and soaring with the daring Tiger squadrons of WWII in the skies above southeast Asia. Learn more...

Two-time Tony winners and Broadway legends Chita Rivera and George Hearn star in this new musical based on one of the 20th century's great plays. Driven from her hometown in disgrace as a teenager, Claire grows to become the richest woman in the world. Many decades later, she returns to her downtrodden hometown, where she faces much more than she expected. Learn more...

Choreographer Lucy Bowen McCauley celebrates the work of legendary songwriting team Kander and Ebb. McCauley's unique style and spin is evident in this show, which features a combination of beloved standards from shows like Chicago and Cabaret, as well as lesser known numbers. Featuring live vocal and piano accompaniment. Learn more...

Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical, Kiss of the Spider Woman weaves a distressing tale of persecution into a dazzling theatrical web. It's the story of two men--a window dresser and a socialist rebel--forced to share a jail cell in Argentina. Each man comes to find comfort in the other's company as the line between reality and fantasy blurs. Learn more...

Between the ages of 12 and 15, Martin Moran had a sexual relationship with an older man, a counselor he met at a Catholic boys' camp. Now 42 and an established New York actor, Moran has transformed his story into a riveting, often funny, and always surprising journey through the complexities of Catholicism, desire, and human trespass. Winner of the 2004 Obie Award, the New York Times called it "a translucent memoir of a play... shattering". Learn more...

In a studio high above Broadway, a well-known choreographer with a highly guarded private life creates a new work for two dancers--a veteran who's seen it all and a newcomer who wants it all. In this exciting work by Christopher d'Amboise, secrets are exposed and the stakes become increasingly personal when the artists reveal just how far they'll go to achieve success. Learn more...

This blend of drama, sketch comedy and hip-hop culture celebrates the spoken word, the human heart and the challenges facing the world today. Spoken word artists Steve Connell and Sekou (tha Misfit) deliver a raw, emotional journey through controversial issues. Norman Lear called the creative duo "a touch of genius" and Quincy Jones said it's "a perfect combination of soul and science." Learn more...

Beginning in the present and moving backwards, Merrily We Roll Along takes a tuneful trip through the personal and professional lives of three friends. Featuring such Stephen Sondheim classics as "Not A Day Goes By," "Old Friends" and "Good Thing Going," this reinvented production "could be one of America's musical classics" (New York Times). Learn more...

Long before Condoleezza Rice and Nancy Pelosi, there was a woman who stood out in a male-dominated society. She changed the face of the pulpit, but was she a true woman of God or just one hell of a woman? Based on the life of Aimee Semple McPherson, Saving Aimee is the story of one remarkable woman's life. Learn more...

Susanna Cox, a Mennonite accused of infanticide in 1809, was the first woman to be hanged in the state of Pennsylvania. In this new play based on the events surrounding her death sentence, nineteenth century America comes to life, and looks surprisingly familiar. British playwright Bathsheba Doran moved to New York on a Fulbright Scholarship and was formerly a playwriting fellow at Juilliard. Learn more...

Crave is a dramatized deconstruction of the human mind under the pressures of love, loss and longing. Four nameless characters tell their tales of disintegration and isolation. A poetic and visceral theater experience, the play's powerful--and often shocking--language forges an immediate, intense bond between audience and performer. Learn more...

My Fair Lady is the musical by which all others are measured. Henry Higgins, an opinionated linguistics professor and confirmed bachelor, makes a wager with a colleague that he can transform a cockney flower seller, Eliza Doolittle, into a high society lady. With such musical favorites as "Rain in Spain," "I Could Have Danced All Night" and "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face" it's no wonder everyone, not just Higgins, falls in love with Eliza. Signature Theatre brings new life and a unique vision to this Lerner and Loewe classic. Learn more...

This 2004 Tony Award-winning show gives new meaning to the phrase "killer musical." Take a captivating look at the lives, loves, and lunacy of nine infamous American assassins -- from John Wilkes Booth to Lee Harvey Oswald. With music ranging from folk to ragtime to big, Broadway ballads, this is one of Sondheim's most inventive and exquisitely scored shows. Bold, original, gripping and provocative, Assassins proves that "everybody's got a right to their dreams." Learn more...