A comprehensive look at the D.C., Maryland and Virginia fall concert season for pop, rock, folk, blues, and jazz.
A-listers from stage and screen will grace New York's Broadway and Off-Broadway houses this fall in a wide range of plays and musicals.
Comedy, Drag, Exhibits, Lectures, Dance Parties, Screenings, Readings and more in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
The well-oiled ensemble cast is the crowning glory of Arena's uproariously funny "JaJa's African Hair Braiding."
The classical and choral music season in the Washington, D.C. region is beautiful and booming this autumn.
Playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins takes our souls for a spin in "The Comeuppance," the masterful season opener at Woolly Mammoth.
Bursting with ballerinas and acrobats and tap-happy Santas, it should be a killer fall and winter for dance around D.C.
GALA Theatre's "The 22+ Weddings of Hugo" weaves an engaging mystery from the real-life tale of a serial bigamist.
Tom Hill's latest exhibit showcases the artist's gift for creating vibrant, colorful pieces out of found items... including jock straps.
Roz White illuminates Billie Holiday's blues in Mosaic's moving production of "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill."
Singer Chappell Roan won the 2024 MTV Video Music Award for "Best New Artist," which she dedicated to members of the LGBTQ community.
Scene-stealer Natasha Rothwell takes off as the creator and star of her own Hulu series, "How to Die Alone."
Craft Recordings releases a restored album of Sylvester’s epic 1979 live concert at the San Fransisco War Memorial Opera House.
Exploring the kaleidoscopic power of "Multiplicity: Blackness in Contemporary American Collage" at The Phillips Collection.
Michael Keaton is in fine form in Tim Burton's "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," a morbid, fitfully funny feast for the eyes.