Ellen Dempsey directs the mordant comedy Little Murders, set in the peak of ’60s violence and insanity, written by political and social satirist/cartoonist Jules Feiffer....
In partnership with the Alliance Francaise, Artisphere presents Belo, a 31-year-old Haitian singer-songwriter, whose socially conscious songs document the hardships in his homeland. Belo’s music...
Pariah is the finest coming-of-age movie to find its way into theaters in years. The story, or at least a portion of it, is inspired...
As we enter 2012, host Ebone Bell stops by the Sunday Brunch at Level One to find out what resolutions people are keeping (or breaking)...
In “Ballet 360 — What Ballet Does Best II: Exotic Dreams,” dance critic Alexandra Tomalonis uses video of well-known ballets to explore the craft of...
The In Series opens the year with an opera/zarzuela double bill: Samuel Barber’s 10-minute pocket-opera A Hand of Bridge, which features two couples playing cards...
The Folger Shakespeare Library celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with dramatic readings of speeches and poetry, all on the au courant theme of protest....
The Smithsonian National Museum of American History’s exhibit on the gay pioneer Frank Kameny, who died in October, includes protest signs donated by Kameny, and...
Hannu Lintu conducts the orchestra and violinist Leila Josefowicz, who has “exceptional technical aplomb and nuance,” according to the Baltimore Sun, in a program including...
Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson — the two B’s in ABBA — have given their stamp of approval to the show put on by The...
“Beer activist” Chris O’Brien, author of Fermenting Revolution: How to Drink Beer and Save the World, leads a “tutored tasting” of beers that have been...
“She hopes that coming out can help kids who need support. She would like to help others who feel different.“ Jeff Ballard, publicist for Kristy...
We like the trance-like build of Youth Lagoon’s new video, “July,” from their album The Year of Hibernation. Worth checking out. Youth Lagoon will appear...
From Politics & Prose: “Due to a scheduling conflict, Roger Rosenblatt has had to postpone his visit. Stay tuned for an update about when this...
“Weaving Abstraction: Kuba Textiles and the Woven Art of Central Africa” is the first exhibit in the U.S. to showcase the artistic inventiveness and graphic...