All posts tagged "kennedy center"
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Spotlight: Jack Falahee in ‘Byhalia, Mississippi’
The How to Get Away with Murder star shines in the masterfully-written drama at the Kennedy Center
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DC Theater Review: ‘Falsettos’ at the Kennedy Center
A fine "Falsettos" makes itself at home -- but only for a brief run -- at the Kennedy Center
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Editor’s Picks: Rafiki, Steam Room Stories, Dance Exchange, DC Shorts, Hannah Gadsby, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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DC Theater Review: ‘Hello, Dolly!’ at the Kennedy Center
Stage legend Betty Buckley delivers a tender matchmaker in a lush but logy "Hello, Dolly!"
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Women of hip-hop have a Millennial moment in an updated staging of “Herstory” at the Kennedy Center
Goldie Patrick revives Herstory to represent the next hip-hop generation
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High Notes: ‘Falsettos’ star Nick Adams on the power of theater and why he’s happy to ‘play gay’
Nick Adams has starred on Broadway in La Cage and Priscilla, but playing Whizzer at the Kennedy Center marks a personal career high
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Spotlight: The Dance Theatre of Harlem
DTH presents a showcase of its diverse repertoire at the Kennedy Center
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DC Opera Review: Washington National Opera’s ‘Tosca’ at the Kennedy Center
WNO’s Tosca delivers its heroine and famous arias with atmosphere and intimacy.
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Spotlight: ‘Tosca’ at the Kennedy Center
Director Ethan McSweeny wants to make it "as immediate and exciting as possible"
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Kennedy Center’s ‘Triptych’ is an evening dedicated to the artistry of Robert Mapplethorpe
Mapplethorpe's work is explored through sights and sounds in an original piece by Bryce Dessner and Korde Tuttle
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Opera review: Faust at the Washington National Opera
An old-fashioned charmer enhanced by an artistic eye, the WNO's Faust gives the Devil his due
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Opera Review: WNO’s Eugene Onegin
The Washington National Opera's lovely, affecting "Eugene Onegin" offers a rare Russian treat
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Spotlight: Washington Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty
Artistic Director Julie Kent promises 'charm, theatricality, and a nice, modern tempo'
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Nellie McKay prepares for her Kennedy Center solo debut
Cabaret artist and outspoken vegetarian appears for Renée Fleming VOICES
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Spotlight: Alvin Ailey’s Daniel Harder
The Alvin Ailey company graces a familiar stage with the D.C. premiere of Rennie Harris' "Lazarus"
