Arts + Entertainment
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Sculpted Dance
Susan Stroman salutes the Kennedy Center in helping her create the musical Little Dancer
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Arena’s Fiddler on the Roof and Studio’s Bad Jews, reviewed
Arena's Fiddler is a revelation, while Studio offers up some acerbic Bad Jews
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Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (Review)
Advanced Warfare pulls the Call of Duty franchise into the future and thoroughly revitalizes it
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Mad Men Cabaret
Bryan Batt stops by Strathmore for a night of songs and stories
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Win the new album by Nick Jonas!
Two lucky winners will be selected at random from all entries received
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Featured Contest: Michelle Chamuel at The Howard Theatre
Five lucky winners will be selected at random from all entries received by Sunday, November 16, 2014 at 5 p.m.
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Bette Midler tickets on sale Monday, Nov. 17, for Verizon Center show
The Divine Miss M will stop by the Verizon Center next year during Pride Month — for a gig that comes a few days before...
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6 Things to Do This Weekend – Editor’s Picks
From Melissa Etheridge to Voca People to Shakespeare, there's a lot you'll want to see
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Fiddle Me This
Fiddler on the Roof's Sheldon Harnick on his musical's lasting appeal
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Neil Greenberg and Christopher K. Morgan each offer new dances this weekend
Neil Greenberg and Christopher K. Morgan offer new dances this weekend
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Sunset Overdrive Review
Sunset Overdrive borrows components of other games and blends them into one self-aware, gloriously over-the-top experience
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Awestruck: Interstellar movie review
Christopher Nolan’s sweeping epic is bold, super-sized, and demands to be watched on the biggest screen possible
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5 Amazing Things to Do This Weekend!
From Bobby Flay to Suzanne Vega to a sweet, Brazilian coming-of-age film, we've got your weekend datebook here
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Review: “The Way He Looks”
There’s something inherently wonderful about The Way He Looks, the feature debut from Brazilian writer-director Daniel Ribeiro (in Portugese with English subtitles). What should be...
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Review: Folger Shakespeare Theatre’s “Julius Caesar”
Folger's production of the Bard classic is meticulous, captivating, and a fitting tale to retell in Washington
