Features
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Fall Arts Preview 2019: Dance
Everything that moves, sways, and pirouettes in the D.C. region this fall!
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Fall Arts Preview 2019: Museums & Galleries
Highlights from the best and brightest museums and galleries in the D.C. area this fall.
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Fall Arts Preview 2019: Classical & Choral
Opera to Orchestra, Chorus to Concert, here's everything classical and choral in the D.C. area this fall
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Fall Arts Preview 2019: Above & Beyond
Comedy, Readings, Spoken Word, Multimedia, Tastings Drag Queens, and assorted miscellany in the D.C. area this fall!
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The Truth of Garrett Clayton
The "King Cobra" star was an aspiring gay actor when he arrived in L.A., until Hollywood forced him back into the closet
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Exclusive Photos: Kennedy Center’s The REACH prepares for its grand opening
The Kennedy Center will soon raise the curtain on the first-ever expansion in its 47-year history
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The Divine Art of Pizza: Pizzeria Paradiso’s Ruth Gresser
Gresser pioneered gourmet pizza in D.C., and served it with a side of community spirit.
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The Costumes of Aladdin: An interview with designer Gregg Barnes
Gregg Barnes pulled out all the colorful, glittery, glamorous stops when creating the 337 costumes for Disney's "Aladdin"
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Julio Torres: The (New) Shape of Comedy
Julio Torres delivers his first HBO comedy special "My Favorite Shapes" while serving up haunts in "Los Espookys."
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OutWrite 2019: DC’s LGBTQ literary festival kicks off Aug. 2
More than 100 writers are expected at this weekend's LGBTQ Literary Festival at the Reeves Center
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OutWrite 2019: 10 Must-Read Excerpts from DC’s LGBTQ Literary Festival
From poetry to prose, we've gathered ten unmissable excerpts from this year's OutWrite
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OutWrite 2019: Latinx LGBTQ Poetry by Jose Gutierrez
'El suspiro del angel' and 'Raices de amor'
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OutWrite 2019: ‘The Lamb Will Slaughter the Lion’ by Margaret Killjoy
Sometimes you have to pull a knife. It’s not a good thing. I don’t enjoy it. But sometimes you just have to get a knife...
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OutWrite 2019: ‘Rivers, Lament’ by Marcos Martinez
An excerpt from Embarkations (or, Boating for Beginners), a novel-in-progress
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OutWrite 2019: ‘Nirvana Is Here’ by Aaron Hamburger
The book’s protagonist is a Medieval historian named Ari Silverman. Nirvana Is Here begins in Ari’s present. An openly gay professor, he’s about to meet...
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