Arts + Entertainment
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Bard in the USA: America’s Shakespeare at Folger
America's Shakespeare at the Folger documents the Bard's New World connection
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Return of the Saints: All Saints “Red Flag”
All Saints' cool and emotional brand of pop exceeds expectations
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Gay Day at the Zoo: Cubs, Otters and Bears. Oh My!
Gay Day at the Zoo brings the District's gay community together for an animal-inspired fundraiser
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Ratchet & Clank review: Nostalgia never looked so good
Ratchet & Clank may retread familiar ground, but it does so in addictive, engaging, and beautiful fashion
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Paying Tribute to Prince
On the eve of Prince's untimely death, Metro Weekly revisits our celebrations of his music
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Star Vehicle: 110 in the Shade (review)
A star vehicle for Tracy Lynn Olivera, Ford's 110 in the Shade is is quaint, predictable, old-fashioned and outdated.
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Perfectly Crafted: Smithsonian Craft Show 2016
The Smithsonian Craft Show puts handmade art front and center
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Naked and Magical: The Naked Magic Show at Lincoln Theatre
Two Aussies offer up a magic show that’s as hilariously rude as it is inevitably nude
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“The Jungle Book” review: Threatens to best the animated original
The Jungle Book threatens to best the animated original with astonishing digital effects, beautiful 3D, and wonderful voice acting
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Choral Cause: Andrew Lippa on “I Am Anne Hutchinson/I Am Harvey Milk”
Strathmore premieres a pair of choral works about two persecuted civil rights pioneers
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Seeing the Light: “Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind” at The Alden
The New York Neo-Futurists perform a greatest hits version of "Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind" at The Alden
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“All the Way” at Arena Stage, “The Nether” at Woolly Mammoth (reviews)
All The Way has hints of the after-school special, while The Nether is a timely, edgy examination of virtual reality
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Queer Commitment: Netflix’s LGBT-inclusive Content
Netflix is dedicated to LGBT content -- and that includes its original series
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Winterpills: Love Songs (review)
Winterpills sets out to put their own spin on an age-old theme
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How to Get Away with Murder
Olney Theatre takes on a classic made famous by Hitchcock, "Dial 'M' for Murder"
