Arts + Entertainment
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Stephanie Miller’s Sexy Liberal Comedy Tour comes to DC
Miller performs alongside real-life best friends and "Afro-Saxons" Frances and Angela
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Tom Stoppard’s “The Hard Problem” at Studio Theatre (review)
Studio's crack at The Hard Problem sparks rousing intellectual debate with lukewarm dramatic results
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“2,000 Miles: Divided Land, Common Humanity” plots the original US-Mexico border
Marcos RamĂrez Erre and David Taylor show the U.S. and Mexico's complicated but shared history
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Will & Grace is back! NBC confirms 10 episode season
Groundbreaking gay sitcom will return for limited season
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Pedro Almodovar’s “Julieta” opens this weekend
Based on three short stories by Alice Munro
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Gladys Knight in Let Freedom Ring! at the Kennedy Center
Grammy Award-winning Empress of Soul leads this year's free musical celebration honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Lotus comes to 9:30 Club
Lotus has moved away from its largely instrumental output to embrace the full power of a song
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Dashboard Confessional at Fillmore Silver Spring
One of the 20th century’s more commercially successful emo bands, the Chris Carrabba-led Dashboard Confessional reemerged last year after a five-year hiatus. The Swiss Army...
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Perversion Therapy at Flashpoint is a celebration of queer bliss and domestic deviance
It's a direct response to the anti-LGBT history and attitudes espoused by the president-elect and members of his cabinet
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Theatre Prometheus is putting a lesbian love story at the heart of “Cymbeline”
Theatre Prometheus bucks tradition to tell stories of society's marginalized
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Aaron Tveit debuts at Wolf Trap
Tveit will pull from his stage and film repertoire for his pop cabaret at Wolf Trap
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Brian Eno “Reflection” (review): Offers exactly what its title promises
Brian Eno continues to push the boundaries of ambient music
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Nine Inch Nails “Not the Actual Events” (review): Offers little that we haven’t heard before
Not the Actual Events is a solid enough record, but it gives us very few reasons to be excited for what happens next
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Lisa Loomer’s “Roe” at Kreeger Theater
Roe focuses on the two women at the heart of the landmark 1973 case
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Richard Nelson tackles family, relationships and the 2016 election in “The Gabriels”
Richard Nelson's slice-of-life plays The Gabriels Trilogy are inspired by American politics
