Imagination Stage presents Digital Field Trips of "The Snow Queen" thru February 26, 2021, a new kind of theatre experience designed expressly for the current moment that allows students to experience the joy of live theatre safely from their socially distant classrooms or homes. The class attends a virtual, actor-lead workshop that connects students to the themes of the show and asks students to participate in activities that directly involve them, then Classes “attend” a fully-produced theatre performance of The Snow Queen – streamed right into their classrooms or home. For Ages 5+.

Dec 5 to Jan 3, 2021, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company’s new digital season, Woolly on Demand, continues with "This is Who I Am," a new play by Amir Nizar Zuabi performed and broadcast live online from actors' kitchens (Separated by continents, an estranged father and son reunite over Zoom). Explores the unpredictable nature of grief and the delicacy of family connection across geographical and generational divides. Starting at $15, "Single" & "Household" ticket prices. Co-produced with PlayCo, American Repertory Theater, Guthrie Theater, Oregon Shakespeare Fest.

The Essential Theatre launches the first in a series of virtual performances - the Helen Hayes Award nominated one-woman show "The Resurrection of Alice" (Nov 22 - Jan 10), its first presentation as Pay-What-You-Can, On Demand access. Written and performed by Perri Gaffney, the play is an exceptionally heartwarming, funny and poignant exploration of a young girls journey into a pre-arranged marriage with a much older man to financially sustain her family following the grate depression of the 1930’s. Recommended for audiences aged 17 thru adult (mild sexually suggestive situations).

Produced with McCarter Theatre, Round House Theatre presents a virtual play festival - "The Work of Adrienne Kennedy: Inspiration & Influence". The festival shines a light on four deeply personal stories from Kennedy’s astonishing body of work with 4 weeks of virtual theatrical experiences and dynamic conversations, offering audiences the opportunity to discover Kennedy’s singular voice—a startling mix of the surreal with the all too real. A series of free Panel Discussions will be streamed on Round House’s YouTube page and will remain available for later viewing. Plays released weekly then available thru Feb. 2021. Individual tickets or festival pass with reduced fees available.

GALA Hispanic Theatre’s recently staged in-person production of "El perro del hortelano (The Dog in the Manger)" is available for On-Demand streaming December 2 to January 3. The 1618 classic by Lope de Vega, master of Spain’s Golden Age is adapted by Paco Gámez and directed by José Zayas as a smart comedy exploring love, fidelity and class with wry wit. In Spanish with English surtitles. Tickets $25.

Join Studio Theatre for Psalm's Salons, their virtual dance parties with conversation in collaboration with director, educator, theatre-maker—and now digital emcee—Psalmayene 24. The digital salons are an online gathering space to highlight the work of Black creatives, signal boost local and Black-owned businesses, and kick back to live music by DJ Nick tha 1da. NEXT: December 17 (5-6pm) with guest Kamilah Forbes, director of HBO's "Between the World & Me". Past episodes now streaming. FREE

Creative Cauldron's Summer Cabaret and Concert Series is over but you can still enjoy many of them virtually including 2020 Helen Hayes Award winner Nora Palka (Oct 2 8pm), Wesley Diener (Oct 9 8pm), Seán Heely (Oct 16 8pm), Abby Middleton (Oct 23 8pm), Griefcat (Oct 30 8pm). Tickets $15 or sponsor levels (60% of the net proceeds goes directly to artists).

Theater Alliance presents "A Protest in Eight" starting October 27 and thru November 3 - a series of eight short plays via film about legislative changes that will address the systemic oppression of Black folx in America. Opens October 27 with The Obedient Mirage by Roney Jones. Each premiere is at 8pm and has a corresponding conversation at 9pm on Facebook Live. Tickets $5 plus other discounts for students/seniors/military and those in Theater Alliance's Anacostia neighborhood.

Now extended to Nov. 1, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company and Telephonic Literary Union repurpose the customer service hotline for stranger, more tender use in "Human Resources", an intimate audio anthology for remote times. "Human Resources" is the debut production of Woolly’s new digital season, Woolly on Demand, that accompanies its in-person offerings. "Woolly Mammoth is here to expand the definition of the theatrical experience, and Human Resources does exactly that, all from the safety of your own home.” Telephonic Literary Union makes stories for very small audiences using phones, thoughtfully curated environments, and the theater of the mind. Featuring new works by Brittany K. Allen, Christopher Chen, Hansol Jung and Zeniba Now, wherever you’re calling from, Human Resources is here for you. To file a claim or plan your escape, dial 1-800-804-1573. Tickets $7.