NextNow Fest celebrates UMD's The Clarice as a D.C. arts incubator
All Things Go debuts a festival of pop acts worth discovering
Yentl seems a fruitless pursuit while Belleville takes too long to get going
It’s fall again, and that can only mean one thing: It’s Oscar-baiting season. Yes, in the run-up to the 2015 Academy Awards, get ready for...
24 new TV shows for broadcast and cable
Cher returns to the Verizon Center. Erasure returns to the 9:30 Club. Brandi Carlile kicks off the season at the Barns at Wolf Trap. And...
Whether your predilection is opera or chorale, piano or violin, quartet or orchestra — any or all — Washington offers the classical music lover a...
Now in its sixth year, the Velocity DC Dance Festival, held at the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Sidney Harman Hall, has become fall’s leading showcase of...
It’s official: The Fall 2014 museum and galleries season is for the birds. But only literally speaking, of course. At least three area museums devote...
Comedy, Readings, Discussions, Spoken Word, Multimedia, Tastings, Tours, Etc.
“There’s no way we on Earth we would have a show like this limit itself with out-of-date values.” —Dannon Cannon, co-executive producer of Fox’s...
Legendary gay punk rocker and former D.C. resident Bob Mould is nothing if not prolific. In June, he released his fourth solo album in only...
Film Festival offers uncensored look into LGBT China
The Scope Gallery, the ceramics co-op arm of Alexandria’s Torpedo Factory, displays the latest works from the Kiln Club, “Beauty and the Beasts.” The focus...
Theater J opens its new season with a familiar transgender story. Originally staged on Broadway in 1975, Yentl is based on Isaac Bashevis Singer’s short...