Arts + Entertainment
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Ford’s Theatre’s History On Foot investigates the Lincoln assassination
"Investigation: Detective McDevitt" walking tour revisits the sites and clues from the night President Lincoln was shot
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Kinsey Sicks’ “Things You Shouldn’t Say” hilariously deconstructs the Trump era
The Kinsey Sicks are back, singing things that would make a Jewish mother turn borscht red
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Cirque Italia brings its Broadway-style Water Circus to town
Using a giant water stage, Cirque Italia defies both gravity and imagination
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Review: Dunkirk – Gripping from start to finish
Packed with harrowing suspense and relentless action, Christopher Nolan's war epic "Dunkirk" twists the knife deeply
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment calendar, July 20-26, 2017
Your weekly guide to everything film, stage, dance, music and more!
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Review: Superhot and Superhot VR for PS4
Superhot and Superhot VR are intense puzzle games masquerading as exciting first-person shooters
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The New Pornographers at Ram’s Head Live on July 20
New Pornographer's music is built for speed, strongly echoing sweeping psychedelic rock
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Jane Krakowski & Tituss Burgess perform at the Kennedy Center
Tony-winning Krakowski and Emmy-nominated Burgess will perform with the NSO Pops
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Emmys 2017: RuPaul’s Drag Race gets 8 noms, including Outstanding Reality-Competition Program
RuPaul scores second nomination for outstanding host, amid a number of first-ever noms
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Les Nubians come to The Hamilton July 14
They’re now one of the most successful French-language musical groups in the states
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Capital Fringe Festival runs to July 30
The 85 productions in this year’s Fringe Festival aren’t curated, but that shouldn’t stop you from taking the plunge
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Happenstance Theater presents “Bon Voyage: A Happenstance Escapade” on Bastille Day
Happenstance Theater takes a Democracy-laden trip to France with its latest production
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Drag Race season 9 queens come to DC for War on the Catwalk
The extremely gifted Trixie Mattel hosts Season 9 winner Sasha Velour, along with Trinity Taylor, Aja, Eureka and Farrah Moan
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Review: “War for the Planet of the Apes” is absurd and boring
The (presumed) final installment of the latest "Planet of the Apes" series is a plodding, lumbering, insulting bore
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Marlene Dietrich pioneered “embracing bisexuality without apology”
The National Portrait Gallery examines Marlene Dietrich's profound influence on queer identity
