THEATERS

Event Emissary will help turn an ordinary evening at the theatre into a spectacular, memorable event.

Here are just a few suggestions:

• Q&A Session with the Cast
• Post-Show Cast Party
• Behind the Scenes tour of the theater

Washington's Top Theaters

National Theatre
One of America's oldest continually operating theaters features national tours of Broadway favorites, pre-Broadway shows and American premieres.

John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
The Kennedy Center is the nation's busiest arts facility, presenting more than 3,000 performances each year. Home of the Washington Ballet and Washington Opera.

Warner Theatre
The Warner is host to a variety of short-run traveling shows, comedy, dance, film, and music concerts.

Arena Stage
Washington, D.C.'s largest not-for-profit producing theater. With a focus on American classics, Arena Stage also premieres new American plays and supports works in progress.

Shakespeare Theatre
Each season, The Shakespeare Theatre presents five plays by Shakespeare and other classical playwrights.

Ford's Theatre
As a living tribute to Abraham Lincoln's love of the performing arts, Ford's Theatre produces musicals and plays that embody family values, underscore multiculturalism, and illuminate the eclectic character of American life.

Studio Theatre
Located in the up-and-coming Logan Circle area, Studio Theatre is Washington's premiere stage for the best in contemporary theatre.

DAR Constitution Hall
Washington's largest concert hall offers a variety of performances year-round.