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Editor’s Pick: Vincint Brings His Getaway Tour To D.C.’s Union Stage
Vincint's mission is "to make you cry and make you dance," something he succeeded at with his solid and impressive debut album.
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D.C. Stage Review: “John Proctor Is the Villain” Is A Thrilling Drama
Sex-ed and spilled secrets spiral into scandal in Studio's powerful world premiere production of "John Proctor Is the Villain."
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Editor’s Pick: Foy Vance At The Birchmere
Foy Vance will bring his Signs of Life tour to Alexandria's Birchmere on Tuesday, May 10.
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Miss Richfield On Her Lips, Her Musical Saw, And Why 1981
The irrepressible Miss Richfield 1981 comes to Washington to host the GMCW's first in-person Spring Affair in two years.
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Spotlight On “There’s Always The Hudson” At Woolly Mammoth
Described as “an unflinching look at confronting trauma, and how the bonds with our chosen family can carry us through,” Paola Lázaro’s new play finally...
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Haus Of Bambi Debuts A New Drag-Centric Cabaret Show
Developed with Dance Place, the show will feature pillars of D.C. nightlife that are part of a new queer pantheon.
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May At Touchstone Gallery: Robin Harris and McCain McMurray
Beautifully detailed works by Robin Harris and soothing, serene pieces by McCain McMurray are the current focus at Touchstone Gallery.
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Spotlight On “The Upstairs Department” at Signature
A "funny and moving comedy about grief," The Upstairs Department is the latest world premiere at Arlington's Signature Theatre.
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Madonna Has A New Album Coming In June
Madonna has been relatively quiet since wrapping the promotion of her most recent studio album Madame X, which arrived in June 2019. But fans of...
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Editor’s Pick: The Maryland Lyric Opera’s “Don Carlo”
Three months after pulling out all the stops for a triumphant pandemic return with Puccini’s epic last opera Turandot, the Maryland Lyric Opera concludes its...
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Is Lady Gaga ‘Gun’ning For Another Oscar With Her New Single?
Lady Gaga's "Hold My Hand" has all the makings of Oscar bait, and sounds like the kind of track to attract the attention of Academy...
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Editor’s Pick: The Arts, Beats, And Eats Festival
Saturday, May 14, will be a good time to explore the arts-rich stretch of Rhode Island Avenue just over the District line connecting the Maryland...
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Lady Gaga Might Be Competing For Two Oscars With Her New Music
In addition to writing and co-producing "Hold My Hand," Gaga also co-composed the entirety of the score that's set to be used in Top Gun:...
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Editor’s Pick: The Indigo Girls Stream A Concert On Veeps
The Indigo Girls will stream their concert "Look Long: Together" for one week starting May 8, and features "special surprise guests."
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The Stunning Paintings Of Mentwab “Mentu” Easwaran
Mentwab "Mentu" Easwaran's colorfully vivid and vibrant style is currently on display at the DC Center
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Karine Jean-Pierre To Be First Out LGBTQ White House Press Secretary
Karine Jean-Pierre, the current White House Deputy Press Secretary, will soon become the first out LGBTQ person, as well as the first Black person, to...
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Review: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
It's a mad, mad, mad, mad world in Marvel's gruesome superhero adventure "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness."
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Judge Rules Transgender Student Has Right To Use Boys’ Restroom
U.S. District Judge Tanya Walton Pratt is prohibiting an Indiana school from barring a transgender seventh-grader from the boys' restroom.
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Louisiana Lawmakers Reject “Don’t Say Gay” Bill
Louisiana lawmakers have defeated a bill that sought to ban lessons related to sexual orientation or gender identity from school classrooms and would have gagged...
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Editor’s Pick: Disclosure At The Anthem On Saturday
Disclosure is on the "You've Got To Let Go If You Want To Be Free Tour" in support of the duo's third full-length release.
