Arts + Entertainment
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Out On the Town: DC arts and entertainment highlights — March 14-20
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Theater Review: ‘Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible’ at Signature Theatre
Details and meaning get muddled in the post-catastrophe thinkpiece "Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible"
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Theater Review: Monumental Theatre’s ‘Daddy Long Legs’
Monumental's "Daddy Long Legs" offers a refreshing taste of the modern in its old-fashioned fairy tale
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Folger’s ‘Confection’ offers an intimate, incredible theatrical and culinary experience
Third Rail stages an immersive work at the Folger that is as eye-opening as it is delicious
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Spencer Day brings his pop-inflected jazz and blues to D.C.
Jazz artist Spencer Day, appearing at Blues Alley next week, spices up his life and his sound
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Opera Review: WNO’s Eugene Onegin
The Washington National Opera's lovely, affecting "Eugene Onegin" offers a rare Russian treat
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Editor’s Picks: GMCW’s Let Freedom Sing, Mozart at Lyric Opera, Washington Improv Theatre, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Joe Calarco’s ‘Separate Rooms’ is far from a typical gay love story
Joe Calarco's newest play is a time-bending dramedy that also happens to be gay.
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College singers duke it out in the American Pops’ NextGen competition
Luke Frazier toured the country to find the 31 finalists who will compete in this year's event
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Theater Review: ‘Oil’ at Olney Theatre mixes fossil fuels with mundane drama
Ella Hickson's "Oil" simmers and simmers without ever reaching a proper boiling point
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Gallery: Todd G. Franson 2019
An exhibition of Franson's life work, covering everything from vibrant dancing bears to his incredible portraits for Metro Weekly
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Editor’s Picks: Blood At the Root, Andrew Rannells, Darius Bost, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Out On the Town: DC arts and entertainment highlights — March 7-13
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Captain Marvel review: Brie Larson delivers a powerful, emotionally rich, and frequently funny hero
Captain Marvel starts off unsteady, but finds its footing by the end and delivers spectacularly.
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Film Review: ‘Greta’ is a good thriller with some laughably dumb moments
Neil Jordan's "Greta" builds taut suspense around a potent performance from Isabelle Huppert
