Arts + Entertainment
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Hamburg Ballet offers a stunning, dark adaptation of “The Little Mermaid”
Dark adaptation explores the experiences of a young woman who risks everything to follow her heart
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Library of Congress screens “Thelma & Louise” on March 31
1991 classic concludes a series of films celebrating Women's History Month
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Noam Pikelny: Three-time Grammy nominee performs at Wolf Trap
Pikelny takes to the Barns at Wolf Trap for a solo show on March 29
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Everyman Theatre’s “Los Otros” explores cultural and sexual identity
Broadway vets Judy McLane and Philip Hernandez star
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Keegan Theatre’s “Parade” (Review): Sure-footed, insightful and rewarding
Michael Innocenti's blazing performance as Leo Frank leads Keegan's exquisite Parade.
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Sofi Tukker: “It’s the coolest thing ever” that LGBTQ people like our music
Sofi Tukker performs its fetching blend of samba and synth-pop at U Street Music Hall on March 24
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The ACA-Challenge returns this Saturday, March 25
A mix of collegiate and adult professional groups will compete for $1,000
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Turning Back Time: Cher at MGM National Harbor (Review)
In her new, retrospective concert, Cher dumps politics in favor of song, story and extravagant spectacle
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Banding Together: Capitol Pride Symphonic Band performs “Glitter and be Gay” on March 25
In its upcoming concert, the Capitol Pride Symphonic Band honors those the LGBTQ community has lost
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Cheryl Dunye’s “The Watermelon Woman” screens March 24 at HRC
Dunye's 1996 mockumentary-style film explores black LGBTQ history and culture
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National Cherry Blossom Festival opens March 25
Festival kicks off despite cold weather damage to some of the cherry blossoms
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Out On the Town: March 23 to 29, 2017
Arts and Entertainment Calendar for March 23 to 29, 2017
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“Three Sisters” and “No Sisters” at Studio Theatre (reviews)
Studio's Three Sisters is even more thrilling when paired with Aaron Posner's experimental companion, No Sisters
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The Kennedy Center prepares for a massive “Shift”
The Atlanta Symphony, Colorado's Boulder Philharmonic, and Brooklyn's the Knights all part of a unique festival
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Flamboyant organist Cameron Carpenter at Strathmore
Carpenter will perform on his monumental digital organ (yep, we know how that sounds)
