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Forward Theater Company presents world premiere of new play by Lauren Gunderson, 4/13-30, at 7:30 pm Wednesday-Saturday and 2 pm Sundays, plus 2 pm, 4/22 & 29. $52-$35.

Forward Theater Company presents world premiere of new play by Lauren Gunderson, 4/13-30, at 7:30 pm Wednesday-Saturday and 2 pm Sundays, plus 2 pm, 4/22 & 29. $52-$35.

This weekend’s events will leave you pondering “who’s your daddy,” “what is a lesbian period” and the origins of pho.

Audience must figure out what is real in new one-woman play with neat technical effects staged by Renaissance Theaterworks.

Redistricting is going to make a number of state senate races in Fairfax County very interesting this year. Just like the House of Delegates, every Virginia State Senate seat is up for election in 2023, and like in the Virginia General Assembly’s other chamber, several primaries may be extremely competitive after the 2021 redistricting process

Anti-Missing Middle Rally -- "Hundreds of people gathered in Arlington Sunday afternoon to protest a Missing Middle housing proposal that opponents complained is 'deeply flawed' and is getting rushed through the county's approval process." [Patch] New Deputy Police Chiefs -- "Arlington County Police Chief Andy Penn is pleased to announce the appointment of Captain LaTasha

The breakout moment for Damon Wayans came on the show, In Living Color, which ran for four years in the early 1990s. It was the first Black sketch comedy show on network television. And while he’d already enjoyed a season on Saturday Night Live, In Living Color gave him the chance to showcase not only his comedic performing chops – but also his ability to write sketches and create characters.

APT is back to a full company of actors, and a full season in rotating repertory that includes several canonical works in the vein that built the company’s national reputation.

First Stages inspirationla world premiere The Amazing Lemonade Girl remembers Alex Scott, a girl who faced cancer by raising money to help others.

Alex Scott was diagnosed with cancer as an infant and at four-years-old, she created Alex’s Lemonade Stand, to fund pediatric cancer research one cup at a time. Her work and life are the topic of a new show by local playwright, James DeVita. “The Amazing Lemonade Girl,” opens this week at First Stage Children’s Theatre.