The Washington, DC area is celebrating Theatre Week with notable productions including the wordless adaptation of a classic at Synetic Theater, a Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Eboni Booth at Signature Theatre, and a revival of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' at the Folger Shakespeare Library. In Hong Kong, unique performances like 'Deepstaria,' featuring dancers in a pitch-black space, and a recital on Dante's 'Divine Comedy' highlight the cultural scene this weekend. The Bay Area showcases timely solo shows at The Marsh, including Jinho Ferreira’s 'Black Men Everywhere!' and Alicia Dattner’s 'Are You Dressed for the Apocalypse?'. Additionally, television viewers can look forward to new episodes of popular shows starting September 29, featuring a mix of reality, drama, and comedy. Meanwhile, Laurie Simmons’ latest exhibition at 56 Henry explores the intersection of photography and sculpture, showcasing her innovative approach to art. These events illustrate the vibrant arts landscape across different regions as fall unfolds.