Arts + Entertainment
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Spotlight: Women’s History Month at the NMWA
A series of virtual events celebrating women artists and makers
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Spotlight: ‘The BlackLight Summit’ at Clarice Performing Arts Center
A virtual three-day event to help amplify, inspire, and affirm BIPOC and LGBTQ narratives
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Reel Affirmations streams Ryan Spahn’s ‘Nora Highland’ for 24 hours only starting Feb. 26
Spahn's magnificent film tackles the issue of why LGBTQ actors are often passed over for LGBTQ roles.
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Gallery: After Edward Hopper at Del Ray Artisans
Kelly MacConomy curates a show at Del Ray Artisans offering interpretations of Hopper's quintessentially American imagery
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Spotlight: Studio Gallery’s February Exhibitions
2021 Fellowship Exhibition features three artists representing "the spirit of D.C.'s burgeoning artist community"
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Spotlight: Shop Made In DC’s How-To Classes
Chain of stores featuring goods from locally-based makers offers guided DIY classes
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Spotlight: Wunder Garten’s Après Ski 2021
Drinks, games, snacks, and more at Wunder Garten's ski resort-themed festival
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Shakespeare Theater’s ‘All the Villains Are Here’ examines The Bard’s best villains
In "All the Devils Are Here," Patrick Page connects today's popular villains to their roots in Shakespeare's works
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Spotlight: Fortune Feimster on ‘Barb and Star’ and podcast ‘Sincerely Fortune’
Fortune Feimster is part of the polished comic ensemble who make "Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar" shine
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Album Review: ‘Medicine at Midnight’ by Foo Fighters
Grunge rock made for the dancefloor, Foo Fighters' tenth album overflows with crisp production and relentless positivity.
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‘It’s a Sin’ review: Brilliant, haunting drama about 1980s AIDS crisis
The AIDS crisis drops like a bomb on 1980s London, rocking a circle of friends in Russell T. Davies' "It’s a Sin"
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Conrad Ricamora steps into the spotlight in Signature’s “Simply Sondheim”
Conrad Ricamora steps into the spotlight in Signature's Simply Sondheim and a new role on FOX's medical drama "The Resident"
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The World to Come review: Achingly predictable, insufferably affected lesbian drama
"The World to Come" aims to be a lesbian version of Brokeback Mountain. It is nothing of the sort.
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Judas and the Black Messiah: Daniel Kaluuya is magnetic as Black Panther Fred Hampton
"Judas and the Black Messiah" delivers a fierce portrait of a man, his movement, and the forces that aligned to bring him down
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DC Theater Review: ‘Hi, Are You Single?’ at Woolly Mammoth
The droll "Hi, Are You Single?" drives home the point that people with disabilities need nooky too
