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Drunk Shakespeare: A Drunk Christmas Carol at The Sage, Washington — a tipsy performance of the classic holiday play, for ages 21 and up.
Geoffrey Asmus delivers unfiltered stand‑up comedy, featuring material from his three specials, at DC Improv, ages 18 and up.
Zar the Star delivers sharp, culturally infused stand‑up comedy with bold storytelling, spot‑on impressions, and unfiltered socio‑political commentary at DC Improv, ages 18 and up.
Hanukkah Spectacular Opening Night (Woolly Mammoth Theatre) — Jewish artists rehearse a holiday hit in a glass‑walled pressure cooker, blurring actor and character lines, directed by David Cromer.
T.K. Kirkland delivers his “Gangsta of Comedy” stand‑up set at The Comedy Loft of DC, featuring his music‑video anecdotes and podcast insights, 18+ entry.
Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country — live show at Lincoln Theatre, 1215 U St NW, Washington.
Jordan Jensen performs at Lincoln Theatre, 1215 U St NW, Washington.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show — Lincoln Theatre, Washington.
Four cousins reunite at their grandmother's Tidewater homestead, packing up while playing board games, sharing jokes, and confronting family secrets in a comedy presented by Philadelphia Theatre Company.
Hanukkah Spectacular (Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company) — Comedy about Eli racing to finish a Hanukkah play, confronting collaborators, family, God, and centuries of Jewish debate.
Washington Improv Theater Student Showcase at Sitar Arts Center — Student improv performances at Sitar Arts Center in Washington.
The Longest Johns perform at Lincoln Theatre, 1215 U St NW, Washington.
