“The Wire” actor Wendell Pierce, now starring in “Othello” at D.C.’s Shakespeare Theatre, wants to be in film, television and theater every year.

“Joe Turner’s Come and Gone” and “The Balusters” also send out the Broadway season with a bang.

“Schmigadoon!,” “The Lost Boys” and “Ragtime” rack up the nods, while Lea Michele and Adrien Brody get snubbed on Tony nominations morning.

The versatile “Parks and Recreation” and “Severance” star flashes his cantankerous side — and more — in the Irish horror film “Hokum.”

Hugo and Rebecca Medrano started their bilingual theater in a D.C. townhouse in 1976. Now it’s looking to its next 50 seasons.

Also on Broadway: Don Cheadle and Ayo Edebiri in “Proof,” and Rose Byrne and Kelli O’Hara in “Fallen Angels.”

Also on D.C.-area stages: “A Streetcar Named Desire,” “A Good Day to Me Not to You,” “Dragon Play” and “Caesar and Cleopatra.”

Lee Sung Jin follows up his Emmy-winning hit with a second installment, about warring couples, a California country club and the South Korean cosmetic surgery…

John Lithgow is Tony-worthy in “Giant,” Alden Ehrenreich steals the show in “Becky Shaw,” and “Dog Day Afternoon” gets a wayward adaptation.

The Streetcar Project stages a stripped-down version of Tennessee Williams’s opus at “found” spaces across the country.