HQ Function

Serves as the primary venue for all productions, rehearsals, educational programs, administrative operations, and community engagement initiatives.

Notable Features:

Award-winning architecture by Bing Thom, featuring three distinct theaters (the in-the-round Fichandler Stage, the Kreeger Theater, and the Arlene and Robert Kogod Cradle for new work), a striking glass façade enveloping the historic Fichandler and Kreeger structures, expansive lobbies, and LEED Gold certification for sustainability.

Work Culture:

A dynamic and creative environment dedicated to artistic excellence, collaboration, innovation in American theater, and community engagement. Staff and artists are passionate about storytelling, fostering inclusive experiences, and pushing the boundaries of theatrical form.

HQ Significance:

A landmark cultural institution in the nation's capital, pivotal in the American regional theater movement, and a dedicated home for the development, production, and presentation of American plays and artists.

Values Reflected in HQ: Innovation in artistic programming and architectural design, a deep commitment to American voices and diverse stories, community accessibility, and environmental sustainability (evidenced by its LEED Gold status).

Location:

Arena Stage primarily focuses on American theater, championing American artists, playwrights, and stories. While it may collaborate with international artists or its productions might occasionally tour or be adapted internationally, its core operational presence and mission are centered in Washington D.C., serving as a national hub for American theatrical innovation rather than maintaining a global network of offices.

Street Address:

1101 Sixth Street SW

City:

Washington

State/Province:

D.C.

Country:

USA