2005 Fall Arts Preview
A look ahead at the rich artistic offerings of Washington, DC (gay and otherwise)
As summer wanes, the days are getting shorter and the temperatures are getting cooler. And, as regularly as the turning of the leaves, D.C.’s arts and entertainment calendar is bulging with the bounteous offerings of fall. With so much to choose from, you won’t need to go a day without some culture — high, middle or (admit it) low.
Fall arts preview compiled by Sean Bugg, Will O’Bryan, Doug Rule and Randy Shulman.
Original photography by Todd Franson
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