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News: Data Security Notice
We have been informed of an incident with our third-party email vendor involving email addresses shared with Signature Theatre. Like most organizati…
News: Ethan Heard and Anika Chapin join Signature's Artistic Team
Signature is thrilled to welcome Ethan Heard as Signature’s Associate Artistic Director and Anika Chapin as Director of Artistic Development. Ethan …
News: Area Theatres to Require Proof of Vaccination and Masks for Patrons
Theatres across the greater Washington, D.C. area have united to provide the highest level of public safety for their audiences, artists, staff and vo…
News: Artistic Director Announcement
Matthew Gardiner Appointed Artistic Director, co-leading Signature alongside Managing Director Maggie Boland Signature Theatre’s Board of Directors…
News: Behind the scenes at 'Midnight at The Never Get' - The Washington Post
Stride up the stairs to the Signature Theatre lobby and you’ll be greeted by stark reminders of live theater’s pandemic-induced pause. A promotion…
News: Arlington’s Signature Theatre will put its best musical foot forward online in 2…
In a sign of how radically theater companies have had to reinvent themselves to survive in a time of stifled live performance, Arlington’s Signature…
News: Signature Theatre Announces Hiring of Valerie Bunns
NEW DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION HAS MORE THAN 20 YEARS OF NON-PROFIT MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Arlington, VA – Signature The…
News: Statement from Signature Theatre
Signature Theatre strives to play a positive role in our society and part of doing this is listening to our community in an open and fair manner. Livi…
News: Signature Theatre Announces the Retirement of Artistic Director Eric Schaeffer
On June 30, 2020, thirty years after he co-founded Signature Theatre, Artistic Director Eric Schaeffer will retire from his position and depart the co…
News: People said her great-great-aunts posed as white and robbed banks. So she wrote …
If you think there are some stories that simply can’t be set to music, well, try this one on for size: a pair of upstanding black sisters in 1890s Texas pass for white — and become bank robbers.