Arts + Entertainment
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Editor’s Picks: God of Carnage, Abbarama, City Choir’s Baroque & Beyond, Pod Tours America, 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: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — May 16-22
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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2019 Helen Hayes Awards Winners: Arena’s ‘Anything Goes’ and 1st Stage’s ‘Fly By Night’ emerge on top
The Helen Hayes Awards spread the love around, recognizing the best of D.C. theater across dozens of shows
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Gay men’s literary group Bookmen DC celebrates 20 years of reading
The bimonthly reading group is throwing a "lit party" at the DC Center on May 15
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DC Theater Review: The Oresteia at Shakespeare Theatre
Michael Kahn's curtain call at The Shakespeare Theatre Company is the breathtaking, deeply satisfying "The Oresteia"
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Jackie Hoffman: “Gay people are my world. And I’m very happy about that.”
Hoffman adores her gay audience, and they can love her right back as she hosts GMCW's Spring Affair on May 11
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DC Theater Review: The Children at Studio Theatre
Jeanne Paulsen and Naomi Jacobson enact a gripping tug-of-war between frenemies in Studio's vividly realized "The Children"
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DC Theater Review: Love’s Labor’s Lost at Folger Theatre
Folger's Love's Labor's Lost is a wonderful -- if uneven -- reimagining of Shakespeare's battle of the sexes
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Spotlight: Rep Stage’s “The 39 Steps”
A rapid-fire spoof of one of Hitchcock's most famous films
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JxJ combines the Washington Jewish Film and Music Festivals into a blockbuster new event
The Edlavitch DCJCC festival also continues LGBTQ representation in both film and music
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights — May 9-15
FILM BATMAN A little Avengers weary? Fathom Events marks the 80th anniversary of the DC Comics Caped Crusader with screenings of the last two entries...
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Editor’s Picks: Wild Nights with Emily, Mary Stuart at Olney, Ben Platt, Jill Biden, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Madonna announces “Madame X” theater tour dates in a limited number of cities
Following her performance at the Billboard Music Awards and the announcement of her new album Madame X, set to be released on June 14, Madonna, in...
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Knock Down the House offers a raw, emotional profile of four women who challenged the status quo in the 2018 midterms
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Amy Vilela, Cori Bush, and Jean Swearengin are the subjects in Rachel Lears' film
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Film Review: Knock Down the House
The astute political documentary "Knock Down the House" gets somewhat sideswiped by the AOC juggernaut
