Rain Won't Stop This City's Event Calendar
Bored? This isn't your average rainy day weekend.
Bored? This isn't your average rainy day weekend.
Washington experienced a wrenching and rare one-two weather punch in one week — an unprecedented earthquake followed by a hurricane. The ...
Like witnesses at a traffic accident, everybody remembers that singular, defining day differently yet, at the same time, everyone has ...
I didn’t know there was so much to know about the ukulele , or how many people were crazy about ...
Last week, I saw a headline in one of the few remaining daily newspapers left in the whole wide world ...
The visual arts are the quiet arts, the arts of contemplation, the finished art.
When we see a painting in ...
When Arena Stage brought back its hugely successful season and theater opening production of the very-much-a-staple Rodger Hammerstein musical “Oklahoma ...
The Music Center gears up for it's annual UkeFest, where over 800 ukulele players are planned to assemble.
One of the National Zoo's favorite attractions finds a new benefactor.
You’re not likely to hear The Three Stooges and Anton Chekhov mentioned in the same conversation. Yet I found myself thinking of Curly and Moe, and Laurel and Hardy, for that matter, and maybe even Lucille Ball at odd moments during the Sidney Theatre Company’s electric, very energetic, and yes, very funny, production of “Uncle Vanya” at the Kennedy Center.
The Show will be running through August 27th starring Cate Blanchett, Richard Roxburgh, Jacki Weaver, and Hugo Weaving.
Somebody once said that just because you’ve hit bottom doesn’t meant there isn’t a basement down below ...
August may be the dog days of summer, but it also has every year now for the past seven years ...
History surrounds us in Washington, politics is the humidity of our daily lives as much as suffocating temperatures and the ...
The Studio 2ndStage production of Pop! extends one week.
Some time ago, when Woolly Mammoth Theatre first staged a production of “Clybourne Park” by Bruce Norris, it was doing ...
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