All posts tagged "kennedy center"
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Paying Tribute to Joan Rivers: Kennedy Center “District of Comedy Festival”
The Kennedy Center kicks off its comedy festival by honoring one of the craft's greatest -- and funniest -- legends
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Ringing the Changes: WNO’s Siegfried and Twilight of the Gods
"Siegfried" and "Twilight of the Gods" offer visual, emotional and moral potency -- and a fist in the air for their female characters
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Vox Populi: Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington Celebrates 35 Years
As the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington turns 35, its members reflect on a life well sung
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Bowie & Queen at the Kennedy Center
The Washington Ballet presents works inspired by Freddie Mercury and David Bowie
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Ring Master: Francesca Zambello
As head of The Washington Opera, Francesca Zambello strives to make the artform as accessible and relevant as possible. Including Wagner's Ring Cycle.
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Dance: Spring Arts Preview 2016
Ballet, contemporary and ethnic dance performances in Washington, D.C, Maryland and Virginia
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Above & Beyond: Spring Arts Preview 2016
Comedy, Readings, Exhibits, Discussions, Spoken Word, Multimedia, Tastings, Tours, Etc.
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Chase Maggiano to leave Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington
Departing executive director will take over in the same role at the prestigious Washington Chorus.
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Ungentlemanly: “A Gentleman’s Guide” at the Kennedy Center (review)
Dash your high hopes for "A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder" and you may have a chance at enjoying it
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Steven Lutvak: Gentleman’s Touch
Broadway composer Steven Lutvak's life is taking flight along with his career
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Gone Awry: Matilda the Musical (Review)
Matilda the Musical feels like bad day at the circus
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Americana: Bright Star (Review)
Bright Star: Carmen Cusack and Paul Alexander Nolan – Photo: Joan Marcus Bright Star is a feel-good musical through and through. It’s also a love...
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An interview with Bright Star’s Walter Bobbie
Walter Bobbie on the evolution of "Bright Star," a powerful, new American musical
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The Hall is Alive: Von Trapp family singers at NSO Pops
“We’re hoping for maybe Sufjan Stevens or Jim James,” says Sofia von Trapp about potential EP producers. “You know, shoot for the stars. Why not...
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Rhapsody in Chinese: Rediscover Chinese Music at the Kennedy Center
From the Olympics to orchestras, Wang Chaoge is known for directing musical spectacles
