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About World Stage at The Museum Of The Bible

World Stage Theater is a floor-5 performing-arts venue nestled inside the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC. With a compact capacity and an immersive 3-D mapped projection environment, this intimate space hosts engaging performances, concerts, and lectures as part of the museum’s year-round programming. Secure your seats for a memorable cultural experience in the nation’s capital.

Plan ahead with practical details: parking options are limited on-site, so consider nearby lots such as Colonial #177 (Federal Center), Colonial #256, and SP+ Patriots Plaza I. For most visitors, the Metro is the easiest route — Federal Center SW Station on the Blue, Orange, and Silver lines is within walking distance. When you’re ready to unwind, there are excellent hotel options within a short stroll, along with a curated selection of nearby restaurants. We’ve included affiliate-friendly hotel and dining partners to help you book confidently and conveniently.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 472 seats
  • Address: 400 4th St SW, Washington, DC 20024
  • Venue type: Floor-5 performing-arts theater inside the Museum of the Bible (World Stage Theater)
  • Seating/chart: 30 rows total; orchestra seating with no center aisle; balcony with a limited number of rows (about six); immersive 3-D mapped projection environment
  • Parking: limited on-site; parking recommendations include Colonial #177 (Federal Center), Colonial #256, and SP+ Patriots Plaza I; Metro recommended for most visitors
  • Transit: Federal Center SW Metro Station (Blue/Orange/Silver lines) nearby
  • Nearby hotels: Hyatt Place Washington DC/National Mall (400 E Street SW) and Holiday Inn Washington Capitol – Natl Mall (550 C Street SW) within walking distance
  • Notable events hosted: Amazing Grace the Musical inaugural run (opening week November 2017); ongoing World Stage programming and concerts/lectures (e.g., 2025 Year in Review notes and partnerships)