Arts + Entertainment
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Lady Gaga to star in RuPaul’s Drag Race season premiere
Gaga will appear in an opener billed as "one of the most jaw-dropping moments in Drag Race history"
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Mack, Beth: The Shark Bites (review)
The Keegan's world-premiere "Mack, Beth" struts and frets, missing the mark
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Caroline, Or Change at Round House Theatre
It's the largest musical in the theater's history
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Trayvon Martin’s Parents to discuss “Rest in Power” at Sixth and I
A new memoir timed with the fifth anniversary of the murder of the unarmed black teenager
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Joshua Bell pays homage to JFK’s 100th birthday at the Kennedy Center
Joshua Bell performs a Washington Performing Arts recital with pianist Sam Haywood
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Out on the Town: Week of Feb 2, 2017
FILM STAGE MUSIC DANCE COMEDY READING EXHIBITS FOOD ABOVE & BEYOND FILM MOONLIGHT One of those rare and extraordinary cinematic experiences that pulls you deeply...
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Pressenda Chamber Players perform at Congregational Church
Washington Conservatory's Ensemble-in-Residence perform celebrated chamber works
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Ruvealed: The queens of RuPaul’s Drag Race season 9
"Drastic times call for Dragtastic measures."
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Wicked Jezabel bring party rock to JV’s Restaurant
Popular lesbian all-covers party-rock band continues to perform
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Ute Lemper comes to Sixth and I
German cabaret artist has made honoring Jewish composers a central focus of her work
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Virginia Opera presents “Der Freischutz”
A tale of young love and the struggle between good and evil
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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (review): Holly Twyford delivers a potent, memorable Martha
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is another showcase for Holly Twyford's amazing talent
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Hooded, Or Being Black for Dummies (review): Deftly tweaks and subverts stereotypes
Hooded, Or Being Black for Dummies' is a deft examination of two young black teens from vastly different circumstances
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Chronicling an Epidemic: David France on “How to Survive a Plague”
David France’s How to Survive a Plague documents the activism of the unheralded heroes in the fight against HIV and AIDS
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Book of Love’s Ted Ottaviano: “As long as you’ve got the right sensibility, gender is thrown out the window”
Book of Love aims to reconnect with its "over the top" D.C. fans
