Spotlight
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All About Eve at the Atlas Performing Arts Center
This Thursday brings 1950’s Oscar-winning classic All About Eve, starring Bette Davis as an aging Broadway star whose biggest fan, played by Anne Baxter, becomes...
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Hercules & Love Affair at the Rock and Roll Hotel
Named after the Greek hero and his male travel companion Hylas, the gay Andrew Butler's mixed-gender, mixed-sexuality band Hercules and the Love Affair offers club...
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Transparency at the Zenith Gallery
Transparency features glass sculptures by Jackie L. Braitman, an architectural designer by trade. To Sept. 30. Zenith Gallery, 1111 Pennsylvania Ave. NW. Call 202-783-2963 or...
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Up Where We Belong at the National Museum of the American Indian
Up Where We Belong: Native Musicians in Popular Culture explores the many native artists who have had successful and influential careers in pop music over...
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Screen on the Green: Bonnie and Clyde
The annual Screen on the Green on the National Mall concludes its summer run with Bonnie and Clyde, the 1967 classic starring Warren Beauty and...
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Serenading Louis at the American Century Theater
Lanford Wilson’s intimate examination of marriage in suburbia, 1970’s Serenading Louie is building a reputation as a neglected masterpiece. Steven Scott Mazzola directs. To Aug....
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Gods of Angkor at the Sackler
“Gods of Angkor: Bronzes from the National Museum of Cambodia” presents the fascinating story of bronze sculpture and casting in Cambodia through 36 works. Through...
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The Art of Gaman at the Renwick
The Renwick Gallery presents “The Art of Gaman: Arts and Crafts from the Japanese American Internment Camps, 1942-1946.” The exhibit features more than 120 art...
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Tegan & Sara on the Honda Civic Tour
Though lesbian Canadian pop-rockers Tegan & Sara are on some dates of the Lilith Fair, they won’t be on the stop at Merriweather Post Pavilion...
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John Waters Christmas Show
Tickets go on sale today at noon, for Waters’s annual show at the Birchmere, which always sells out well in advance. And no wonder. Who...
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Maya Indie Film Series at the E Street Cinema
The second annual edition of this touring festival hits D.C. starting today, Friday, July 30. Six Latino-themed films will screen over the next week: the...
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Los Trienta at GALA
Quique Avilés’s celebration of the Salvadoran presence in D.C., Los Treinta: Three Decades of A Salvadoran Immigrant in the Nation’s Capital is a performance piece...
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The Legwarmers at The State Theatre
Another month, another iteration of State Theatre’s two-night party, billed as D.C.’s “biggest ’80s Retro Dance Party,” where guilty-pleasure hits from now nearly three decades...
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NSO’s The Planets
This spacey program revolves around Gustave Holst’s masterpiece The Planets with HD images from a suite of seven short films, with images from NASA, intended...
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Aretha Franklin at Wolf Trap
The Queen of Soul Aretha Franklinreturns to Wolf Trap to perform from her rich repertoire and the first time since she performed at the inauguration...
