Gary Tischler

Studio Theatre's drama, "Invisible Man," continues to haunt in its African-American tales of presence.

An autumn weekend of everyday events gives a happy and healthy dose of normalcy for those willing to take it all in.

With a Senate bill, endorsed by Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., longest-serving women in the history of the U.S. Congress, the plan for a women's history museum moves forward.

In this day and age, there are a number of ways to find people we have lost. We — Washington, the ...

Washington theater fans think they know Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Floyd King. This makes sense. After all, hundreds, maybe thousands ...

If you hear anybody telling you—as people are wont to do these days—that the book is dying, people ...

Donizetti's 'Anna Bolena' explores familiar history with powerful singing.

Everybody’s always giving awards. No big deal.

In the case of the 27th Annual Mayor's Arts Awards Ceremonies ...

Over the phone, Natasha Trethewey’s voice sounds warm. It’s a voice inviting you to talk, as opposed to ...

This year, the Kennedy Center Honors tap an actor, a bluesman, British rockers, a ballerina and a comedian.

Woolly Mammoth's "Chad Deity" uses the world of wrestling to show the rest of us the ways we can act for good or bad.

You walk out the door.

The sky is blue.

Just as blue.

And because today is Tuesday, September 11, you ...

Adams Morgan Day was a perfect Sunday of fun, flavor and variety to celebrate one of D.C.'s most popular neighborhoods.

Washington Ballet: A Vampire Arrives for Halloween Septime Webre, artistic director of the Washington Ballet, decided to call the company ...