Arts + Entertainment
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Woolly Mammoth’s “As Far As My Fingertips Take Me” offers a powerful experience
Acclaimed artist Tania El Khoury brings a singular interactive performance to Woolly Mammoth
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Music Reviews: Deerhunter’s “Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?” and Sharon Van Etten’s “Remind Me Tomorrow”
Deerhunter returns to put the past in a grave, while Sharon Van Etten meditates on everyday realities
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Oscars update: Over half of all Best Picture nominees are LGBTQ-inclusive films
Hollywood is receiving praise from one of the world’s largest LGBTQ media advocacy organizations for the number of LGBTQ-inclusive films and out individuals who have...
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Film Review: M. Night Shyamalan’s “Glass” stumbles to the finish line
M. Night Shyamalan mashes up two seemingly unrelated films into one nutty sequel with Glass.
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“Image China: Xuanzang’s Pilgrimage” presents a spectacular journey into the nation’s past
Showcasing the monk's 17-year journey, the show represents an extraordinary achievement in multitasking
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — January 17-23
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Editor’s Picks: King in the Wilderness, School of Rock, Linda Eder, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Legendary: An Interview with Carol Channing (1995)
In 1995, Metro Weekly photographed Carol Channing for its cover. To honor the legend's passing, our interview appears online for the first time.
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — January 10-16
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Editor’s Picks: American Moor, John Oates, Audra McDonald, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Matthew Bourne on reviving “Cinderella” at the Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center stages a revival of Bourne's acclaimed 1997 production
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Signature celebrates the artistry of Judy Garland with a special cabaret
"Judy Garland: A Star Is Born" celebrates the legend's life and music
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Nadine Labaki on capturing truth in her moving drama “Capernaum”
A realistic, albeit fictional, story of a 12-year old street kid who sues his parents for the affront of having him
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Film Review: Vice
"Vice" delivers a scintillating satirical bio of the most influential second banana in White House history
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Spotlight: Miss Saigon at the Kennedy Center
The new touring production features a breathtaking helicopter set-piece during the fall of Saigon
