Gary Tischler

Ever wonder why Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company and artistic director Howard Schalwitz refuse to lose their edge, get stale, play ...

Celebrating 25 years of service, Nancy Pelosi offers her take on politics today at a Capitol Hill gathering.

Ray Bradbury, literary lion of science fiction and fantasy, dies in Los Angeles but has not left us.

Charged with fraud, Council Chairman Kwame Brown resigns and leaves the District government with more uncertainty.

If you made it to the funeral of Chuck Brown, "the Godfather of Go-Go," last week at the Washington Convention ...

D.C. Jazz Festival: Sound and site selections for the week ahead.

The first time I ever encountered jazz in the sense that somebody told me I was listening to jazz was ...

Washington has its own culture —and it’s not just the whole center-of-the world, seat-of-government thing. It’s about music ...

Let us now praise Elizabeth Alexandra Mary, Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. It would be churlish not to.

It may ...

Juke joints and cabaret. Kander and Ebb show tunes. Bachelorettes and Falstaff. Artful comedy and noir fatales. Think Tony Kushner ...

There’s a certain air of expectation that hangs over artistic director Molly Smith’s production of “The Music Man” at Arena Stage, which is now running through July 22, 2012.

Another campaign worker for Mayor Vincent Gray was charged yesterday with lying to the FBI. If this is not the other shoe to drop, it is surely another lace untied. Will the federal investigation reach the Office of the Mayor?

Donna Summer and the Bee Gees' Robin Gibb defined disco and made some great music.

If you want to know what Georgetown is all about these days, come to the Citizens Association of Georgetown’s Concerts In the Parks series.