“To expect perfection would be rude.” So says Emily Post, rather unexpectedly, in the groundbreaking, 2016 Jefferson Award-winning new play from Mosaic Theater Company’s second season, Charm. And yes, we are referring to that Emily Post — It is a play about charm school, after all. But the,… Read More
There are times when our lives do not seem big enough to occupy the spaces of our dreams. The discrepancy between the two is where we discover our true selves. This is the lesson high schooler Annie wrestles with in Kirsten Greenidge‘s Obie Award-winning play,… Read More
Memory is a fickle mistress — we are at its mercy, and it carries with it an endless capability for transformation. That’s the lesson learned in Motti Lerner‘s powerful new piece for the Mosaic Theater Company, “After the War.“ The play centers around a musically-oriented… Read More
There are some things that are constants no matter the time or place: community, culture, and, yes, tradition. But change is also an inevitable constant, and how we choose to react to that change is what makes or breaks us. Fiddler on the Roof , now on… Read More
“The truth will set you free” is a maxim used across the ages to force those who have done wrong to confess to their crimes. But, what if the truth isn’t necessary? What if the backstory is more important? That’s the question posed by Morris… Read More
The realities of life during wartime come alive in a new traveling exhibit currently on location at DC’s Corcoran Gallery of Art entitled “WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY: Images of Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath.” The exhibition encompasses more than 150 images ranging all the way back from 1887… Read More
Looking for a new home? The District, DC’s hot, new luxury residence, wants your consideration. The apartment building, officially open for business and accepting applications for apartments (ranging from studios to two-story suites with double bedrooms, double bathrooms, walk-in closets and double balconies) held an… Read More
An uncommonly small cast is taking over the Shakespeare Theatre Company‘s Lansburgh stage, bringing to life the Bard’s tragicomedy “The Winter’s Tale,” his story of a king driven mad by jealousy. In this somewhat contemporary take on the classic, director Rebecca Taichman chose to dress… Read More
You probably wouldn’t expect to spot a pair of stilettos on the National Mall — unless you’re headed to the Trust for the National Mall‘s Annual Ball on the Mall gala, that is. The Trust celebrated its 5th anniversary of the event this year, inviting… Read More
Nats fans craving a local brew will be happy to hear that a new Gordon Biersch is opening within walking distance of the baseball stadium. Their grand opening last Saturday provided attendees with an opportunity to check out the space while tasting hors d’oeuvres versions of their… Read More
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