Arts + Entertainment
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Snagglepuss will become a “gay Southern Gothic playwright” in new comic
Writer says Snagglepuss' sexuality was "so obvious" in his cartoons
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Ellen celebrates gay Iraqi couple as “Everyday Heroes”
Nayyef Hrebid and Btoo Allami escaped Iraq and now help LGBT refugees get settled in America
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“Hooded, Or Being Black For Dummies” at Mosaic Theater
Irreverent play follows a book-smart prep-schooler and a street-savvy drop-out from inner-city Baltimore
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The Enigmatic Edgar A. Poe In Baltimore & Beyond
Rare materials from what is arguably the finest private Poe collection in the world
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Escort brings funky, old-school dance music to U Street Music Hall
Escort is a full-fledged disco orchestra with up to 17 musicians and singers
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A Dog’s Purpose opens Friday amid controversy
Animal rights activists are calling for a boycott of Lasse Hallstrom's drama
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“Turquoise Mountain” toasts the rich heritage of Afghanistan
Exhibition hosts stunning ceramics, jewelry, jali, rugs and more made by young artisans
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American Ballet Theatre’s “Swan Lake” at the Kennedy Center
Kevin McKenzie's take on the lavish, romantic Swan Lake remains his company's quintessential ballet
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Crystal Bowersox: I want my son to “be whoever he wants to be”
Crystal Bowersox has devoted her life to being "loving and kind"
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Roe at Arena Stage (review): Energetic, engaging and somewhat flawed
Roe dramatizes one of the most iconic cases of the Supreme Court
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Nicholas Rodriguez shares his love of ’70s music at Signature’s Cabaret Series
His one-man revue will feature disco, folk, Bossa Nova and Broadway
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Craig Mulcahy presents Trombone Concerto at Kennedy Center
NSO Principal Trombone offers the orchestra's first performances of Christopher Rouse's Trombone Concerto
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John Cleese screens “Monty Python” at Strathmore
British comedy legend stops by Strathmore for a screening of Monty Python & the Holy Grail
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BSO Superpops: A Tribute To Ol’ Blue Eyes
Ann Hampton Callaway, Tony DeSare and Frankie Moreno join the BSO in a tribute to Frank Sinatra
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Rinde Eckert comes to the Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center debut of a Grammy-winning, boundary pushing singer
