Arts + Entertainment
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Fall Arts Preview 2017: Upcoming Albums
From dancepop to post-punk to spacey R&B, this Fall's release schedule promises to impress
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Capital Classics: “North By Northwest” screens at Landmark’s West End Cinema
Capital Classics, the new hump-day film series at Landmark’s recently refurbished West End Cinema, offers a screening of the fourth and final pairing between director...
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An Evening With Bernard-Henri Lévy at Washington Jewish Film Festival
A discussion with the renowned French philosopher, writer and filmmaker
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Spotlight: D.C. events, September 21-27
IN THE HEIGHTS Round House and Olney team up for a tour-de-force staging of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s original Tony-winning success, featuring a book by Quiara Alegria...
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment — September 21-27
Your guide to everything arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Stage: Fall Arts Preview 2017
Every play, musical and performance on stages around D.C. this fall!
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12 LGBTQ TV Shows to Watch This Fall
This fall offers a number of options for queer viewers to feel represented -- and the return of a gay classic
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Review: Mother! is hilarious, horrifying and preposterous
It's torture being married to an artist in Darren Aronofsky's wacky psychological horror spectacle "Mother!"
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Review: GALA’s “Don Juan Tenorio” offers glimmers of brilliance
GALA Hispanic Theatre's Don Juan Tenorio seduces, but doesn't fully satisfy
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Review: Washington National Opera’s “Aida”
Aida's confusing staging is offset by powerful sopranos and grand production
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Review: Studio’s “Skeleton Crew”
Skeleton Crew hits home with Heartland struggle and copious laughs
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment, September 14-20, 2017
Your guide to everything arts and entertainment in D.C.
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Spotlight: DC events from September 14-20
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment events in D.C. this week
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TheatreWeek: D.C. stages — September 19-October 1
Over two dozen theater companies offer discounts for current productions
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Review: Depeche Mode at Capital One Arena
Depeche Mode continue to offer a satisfying -- if inconsistent -- live show
