Arts + Entertainment
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WNO’s Champion is a knockout (Review)
Terence Blanchard's jazz opera Champion comes out swinging and delivers some powerful punches
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“Fickle: A Fancy French Farce” at Olney Theatre
A world-premiere modern take on 18th-century French comedy "The Double Inconstancy"
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The White Snake is brought to fantastical life at Baltimore Center Stage
Based on an ancient Chinese fable, it tells the story of two animal spirits who take on human form
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Out On the Town: March 2 to 9, 2017
A comprehensive listing of the best art, entertainment, and everything else in DC this week!
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American Electric preview their debut EP at DC9
D.C. indie-rock band is comprised of veterans of local groups
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Eric Burdon And The Animals at Robert E. Parilla Performing Arts Center
Burdon will sing through his repertoire of hits
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GMCW to perform “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”
GMCW to perform "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" next weekend
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Globe Spanning: Lynn Veronneau
Twenty-five years ago, jazz singer Lynn Veronneau was part of the internet's very first viral image
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Found Footage Festival at Arlington Cinema N’ Drafthouse
Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher curate more found films and live comedy
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Washington National Opera’s “Dead Man Walking” (review): Original, beautiful and compelling
The Washington National Opera's Dead Man Walking is what modern opera should be
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Ryan Murphy’s “Feud” (review): Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon dominate campy melodrama
Screen legends Crawford and Davis find the boys, the booze and Baby Jane in Ryan Murphy's delectable Feud: Bette & Joan
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Fast Times At Ridgemont High screens at Library of Congress
It's part of a series of films celebrating Women's History Month
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Electric Guest’s “Plural” (review): Bright optimism belies troubled production
Electric Guest emerges from hibernation with a collection of catchy, expertly crafted tunes
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Sorry About That: SONiA’s Bon Voyage
SONiA gets ready to embark on a European tour to apologize for Trump
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Unhappy Endings: “Prisoner” by Ryan Adams (review)
Ryan Adams' tumultuous breakup lays the ground for stark personal reflections on Prisoner
