Arts + Entertainment
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Caroline Bowman & Austin Colby perform “A Premarital Cabaret”
The evening doubles as a fundraiser for the fledgling Millennial-focused Monumental Theatre Co.
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Rosanne Cash performs at The Birchmere tonight!
The singer with the deep, velvet-lined voice has carved her own path to fame
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Still Life with Rocket at Theater Alliance
Annie Houston is a matriarch whose approaching death threatens to tear her family apart
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A Clockwork Orange screens at Arlington Cinema N’ Drafthouse
One of the most powerful films about the evils of society ever made
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NSO Pops features The Music of John Williams
The most Oscar-nominated man alive and the composer you think of when you think of film scores is the focus of a National Symphony Orchestra...
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Growing Up, Moving On: Beth Ditto’s Fake Sugar and Lorde’s Melodrama
New albums from Beth Ditto and Lorde find both artists in search of new voices
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Welcome Revival: Phazefest comes to the 9:30 Club
Phazefest returns to celebrate the queer music scene, in a significantly larger venue
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The return of America the Game Show
Chris Griffin is one of several actors who will doff their clothing in "America the Game Show"
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Punked: Hedwig and the Angry Inch at the Kennedy Center
Euan Morton makes an entertaining Hedwig, but you can't say the same for the touring production
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Out on the Town: Arts & entertainment highlights, June 22-28
FILM A CLOCKWORK ORANGE Malcolm McDowell is over-the-top magnificent as a Beethoven-loving ringleader of a band of thugs in one of Stanley Kubrick’s most shocking...
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How I Learned What I Learned at Round House Theatre
An autobiographical tour-de-force from another of America’s greatest playwrights
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Delaware’s Firefly Music Festival becomes more of a draw with each passing year
The Weeknd, Muse, TwentyOnePilots, and Chance The Rapper are headliners at Firefly this year
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Bright Light Bright Light returns to DC for a solo show
Rod Thomas previews new tracks from upcoming EP Tales of the City
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Review: “The School for Lies” at Shakespeare Theatre
The School For Lies is a rom-com for wordsmiths and wig lovers
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Review: “Kiki” should be required viewing
Sara Jordenö's Kiki offers a beautiful, frank look into the lives of LGBTQ people of color in Harlem's ballroom scene
