Arts + Entertainment
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‘Hypochondriac’ Review: Mommie Weirdest
A trippy drama with horror movie tendencies, 'Hypochondriac' powerfully evokes the fear of encroaching mental illness.
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‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ Review: Coming Up Short
The Folger's pared-down 'Midsummer Night's Dream' results in a production that never quite sees the forest for the trees.
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‘Uncoupled’ Review: Ex & The City
Neil Patrick Harris stars as a suddenly single gay New Yorker over 40 in the entertaining, if a tad out of touch, 'Uncoupled.'
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AFI Silver Celebrates Julie Andrews and Peter Bogdanovich
AFI's retrospective of the careers of Andrews and Bogdanovich ranges from 'Victor/Victoria' to 'Mask."
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Editor’s Pick: Gina Chavez at Jammin’ Java
Chavez returns to the area in support of her album 'La Que Manda,' which garnered a 2020 Latin Grammy nomination.
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Editor’s Pick: Kathy Mattea at The Ram’s Head On Stage
The Ram's Head also welcomes legendary The Fifth Dimension and songwriter extraordinaire JD Souther.
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Editor’s Pick: Hitchcock Classics at Landmark’s E Street Cinema
Birds, murder, and adventure are in abundance when Landmark Theatres celebrate Alfred Hitchcock's birthday with a special series.
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Joan Osborne Pays Tribute to Jerry Garcia at The Hamilton Live
Joan Osborne will be performing Garcia's repertoire at the venue's annual 'The Days Between' celebration of the musician's life.
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Nada Surf’s Matthew Caws: Music is ‘Just Wishing There Was a Better Place’
Nada Surf plays a free outdoor concert on Saturday, July 30, at Herndon's Arrowbrook Centre Park. We speak with singer Matthew Caws.
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Editor’s Pick: The Alamo’s Summer Attractions
The new Alamo Bryant Street is pulling out all the stops, with movie brunches, parties, and a tribute to John Carpenter.
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Editor’s Pick: Strathmore’s Live from the Lawn Highlights
Everything from Ukulele All Stars to the Maryland Lyric Opera will perform at Strathmore's Live from the Lawn in August.
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Marga Gomez Promises a ‘Spanking’ Good Time
The irrepressible Marga Gomez is headed back to the DMV, and she's bringing her 'Spanking Machine' with her.
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Editor’s Pick: Vince Gill at Capital One Hall
Vince Gill, who has subtly, surely revealed himself over time to be a bona fide LGBTQ ally, plays two nights at the new venue.
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Editor’s Pick: Waylon Payne at the Pearl Street Warehouse
Waylon Payne's personal story is as complex and unwieldy as his music is pure and captivating. He appears in D.C. on July 27.
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Editor’s Pick: The Art of Banksy Touring Exhibition
The mysterious British street artist and art world prankster known as the pseudonymous Banksy gets a museum-like retrospective with the display of over 100 artworks...
