All Things Equal - The Life and Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg at National Theatre - DC: FAQs
When is All Things Equal - The Life and Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg playing in Washington, DC?
The production is scheduled at National Theatre - DC from March 19 through March 20, 2027. Check the selected performance listing for its exact start time and current ticket availability.
What is All Things Equal - The Life and Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg about?
All Things Equal - The Life and Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a theatrical portrait of the late Supreme Court Justice, exploring her life, career, and contributions to American law and equality. It is a live play rather than a concert, so audiences can expect a story-led stage performance.
How long does the performance last?
Performance length can vary by production and schedule. The event details may provide a running time closer to the performance date; allow extra time for arrival, security, and finding your seat.
Who is performing, and will there be an opening act?
This is a theatrical production, not a standard concert with an opening act. Casting and any additional performance details can vary, so review the event listing for the specific date before purchasing.
How much are tickets for All Things Equal at National Theatre - DC?
Prices currently start around $55, with many seats expected to fall in an approximate $55?$180 range. Prices vary by seat location, performance date, availability, and market demand, and may change before checkout.
Where is National Theatre - DC?
National Theatre - DC is located at 1321 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004, near the White House and downtown Washington attractions. The historic theater has approximately 1,695 seats across its Orchestra and Balcony levels.
Which seats offer the best view?
Orchestra center rows D?Q are popular for a close, direct view of the stage. Front-center seats in the Mezzanine or Balcony provide an elevated perspective and strong overall sightlines. Extreme side seats may have a more angled view, depending on the production's staging.
Is there parking at National Theatre - DC?
The theater does not have on-site parking. Nearby options include the garage at 1301 Pennsylvania Ave NW, typically about $15?$30 for an evening, National Place Parking at 560 13th St NW, often about $15?$25, and Colonial Parking at 1201 Pennsylvania Ave NW. Rates and availability can change, so check garage details before traveling.
What is the easiest way to get to the theater?
Metro is a convenient choice for reaching the National Theatre. Metro Center is about a three-minute walk away and serves the Red, Orange, Blue, and Silver lines; Federal Triangle is another nearby station. Rideshare drop-offs are also an option, though Pennsylvania Avenue can be busy around showtime.
What should I know about bags and venue entry?
Bag rules and entry procedures may change by event. Check the National Theatre's current venue guidance before you leave, and allow time for screening. Bringing only essential items can help make entry smoother.
Are there age restrictions for this performance?
No age restriction was provided for this event. Because age guidance can depend on the production and venue policy, confirm the listing details before buying tickets for younger guests.
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All Things Equal - The Life and Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg Fairfax Theatre reviews
Keyshia Sucked!!
I talked 6 of my friends into going, even though some of them heard she had been a poor show. I saw her when she first came out with Robyn Thick....great! Anita Baker can play for 2 hours but All Things Equal - The Life and Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg 45 min with 3 CDs out I expect a professional not that. So she is scheduled to come out at 8pm and play till 10pm. Keep it up and you will never play big concerts. Well she came out at 915pm and played till 10pm....for $86.00 ticket!!!!! You have got to be kidding me. Thats all she really has shown she is...just marketing, not a performer. She will never get 6 people to buy anything of hers again. Great Marketing!!!