Arts + Entertainment
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Congressional Chorus presents Chris Urquiaga’s “Dreams” as part of special concert
The Congressional Chorus performs a piece this weekend by one of the country's hottest up-and-coming composers
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Comedian Maz Jobrani is back with a fresh take on being an immigrant in Trump’s America
Jobrani also puts his commitment to LGBTQ rights in his act
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Out On the Town: Arts and entertainment highlights — November 15-28
Everything arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Film Review: Steve McQueen’s “Widows”
A heist thriller with gravitas, Widows is overstuffed but still satisfying
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Theater Review: As You Like It at Keegan Theatre
"As You Like It" charts a romantic, musical escape to Shakespeare's idyllic forest
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Gallery: Stephen Hansen’s Great Moments in Art III at Zenith Gallery
A mixed-media series of paintings with three-dimensional elements
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Editor’s Picks: Next Generation Broadway, Things That Are Round, Paella and Wine, House of Garcon and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Theater Review: Avant Bard’s “Illyria”
Avant Bard's "Illyria" takes on "Twelfth Night" with a promising concept, but the cast doesn't pull it off
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Theater Review: Anastasia at the Kennedy Center
"Anastasia" is an overly cute adaptation of a Russian legend
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Theater Review: Beetlejuice the Musical at National Theatre
"Beetlejuice the Musical" at National Theatre is gleefully dark and dazzlingly designed
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — November 8-14
Everything arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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“WIT Road Show” may just be the tonic people need for these anxious times
Each show features a different mix of improv ensembles, from iMusical to the all-female-identifying group Hellcat
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Jaysen Wright: Theater J’s Actually has “forced me to understand what I believe and why I believe it”
The timely new drama touches on issues of sexual consent, gender politics, and racial tensions
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Film Review: Boy Erased
Come for the Oscar-caliber performances, stay for the harrowing gay conversion journey of "Boy Erased"
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Theater Review: Folger Theatre’s “King John”
“King John” may not be one of Shakespeare's greats, but Folger Theatre makes it a must-see
