All posts tagged "kennedy center"
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Editor’s Picks: Who’s Holiday, Paula Abdul, Georgetown Glow, more
BUDDIES The first American film to focus on the AIDS pandemic (preceding both the TV movie An Early Frost and Longtime Companion), Arthur J. Bressan Jr.’s 1985 drama...
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Comedian Maz Jobrani is back with a fresh take on being an immigrant in Trump’s America
Jobrani also puts his commitment to LGBTQ rights in his act
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Theater Review: Anastasia at the Kennedy Center
"Anastasia" is an overly cute adaptation of a Russian legend
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Stage: Fall Arts Preview 2018
Live theater, plays and musicals in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Vocal Arts DC’s latest commission tackles the work of Henry David Thoreau
Composer Gregory Spears ambles into Thoreau territory with his latest song-cycle commission
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Theater Review: The Color Purple at the Kennedy Center
"The Color Purple" offers a beautifully sung but static staging of a beloved story
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Kennedy Center celebrates National Dance Day on July 28
The Kennedy Center invites everyone to dance to ballet, salsa -- and Kylie
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Stage Review: Ain’t Too Proud at the Kennedy Center
A stellar quintet recreates The Temptations in the Broadway Bound Ain’t Too Proud at the Kennedy Center.
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Melissa Etheridge: Pot, Pops, and Politics
On the eve of her NSO debut, the rock legend wants you to know that everything is going to be okay. Eventually.
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Stage Review: Hamilton at the Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center plays host to a brilliant, breathtaking tour of Lin-Manuel Miranda's groundbreaking "Hamilton"
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Audra McDonald performs with the NSO Pops on June 19
We asked the Broadway icon about Good Fight, Beauty and the Beast, and her thoughts on the state of America
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Michael Urie was destined to play Bud Frump in “How to Succeed in Business”
Michael Urie likens playing Bud Frump to "a big bowl of ice cream"
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Denyce Graves returns to the Kennedy Center in an opulent “Candide”
Graves, who stars as the Old Lady, lauds the message of Candide
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Opera Review: WNO’s The Barber of Seville
Expect to laugh more than you thought possible in the company of a full orchestra, wigs, Counts, and world-class singing
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Kennedy Center toasts Cuba’s cultural riches with Artes de Cuba Festival
There's strong LGBTQ representation, particularly in theater offerings
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