Kathleen Akerley directs an American Century Theater production of Budd Schulberg’s On the Waterfront, which has some significant differences from Elia Kazan’s 1954 Oscar-winning film,...
Opera In Cinema offers opera lovers a rare treat: select screenings of some of the most notable current productions at venerable opera houses across Europe,...
Jesus Hernandez sings with The InSeries in From My Latin Heart. The show runs to April 21, but an LGBT-geared OUT at InSeries performance, including...
''I really enjoy this and it would have never happened if Placido had not invited me to his program.'' Of course, Placido Domingo would have...
Puppets, dancers and a seven-piece jazz band weave together Cab Calloway’s most famous songs to tell the story of a “frail” named Minnie the Moocher...
This weekend into next week the American Film Institute’s Silver Theatre screens the legendary British comedy troupe Monty Python‘s popular movies, which took smart absurdity...
The City Choir of Washington presents Johann Sebastian Bach’s powerful, exciting “Magnificat.” The evening will include variants by Mozart, Stanford and Berio. Sunday, April 15,...
Last night, April 12, Katie White unceremoniously took to the 9:30 Club stage after the house lights had dimmed. Wearing a ball cap low on...
Man, if we had a dollar for every time we’ve seen a drag queen onstage simulating a three-way with satanic puppets, we’d have… a dollar...
In the past dozen years, Amy Ray has released several solo albums in between Indigo Girls records and tours, all informed more by her punk...
Don't watch the trailer, don't ask your friends, and above all else, don't read about it online. (Except, um, here.) The Cabin in the Woods...
Fandom has reached something akin to a roaring pitch on the fringes of today's pop culture. For every hit television show or movie, dozens of...
Strip the art from Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew and you are left, more or less, with a rather bitter, violence-prone woman who, married against...