With the crisis of pedophilia in the priesthood as solidly in the headlines today as in 2003, Doubt: A Parable at Studio Theater is as complex and relevant now as when it debuted fifteen years ago. How does one prove the unprovable? What’s the correct… Read More
There’s a new exhibit by Judy Chicago on view now at the National Museum of Women in the Arts that no one wants to see. It’s dark. It’s disturbing. It makes you consider death. So you won’t want to see it, but you must. The… Read More
The District’s only free all-night arts festival, Art All Night, took place Saturday. Originally debuting 11 years ago in Shaw, this year’s celebration of all things art happened in eight distinct neighborhoods, showcasing local painting, photography, sculpture, crafts, fashion, music, dance, theatre, poetry and more.… Read More
The REACH Opening Festival (September 7–22, 2019) celebrates the Kennedy Center’s newly expanded campus with a festival that will feature more than 500 performances, events, and hands-on activities, from 10:00 am to 11:00 pm across the next two weeks. National headliners — including Arrested Development,… Read More
The Museum of the Bible may not be what you expect. Far from evangelical, this museum serves as a resource for all things related to religion and history, including exhibits showcasing antiquities from Israel and the Vatican, record-breaking pictorial narratives, and even a virtual reality… Read More
We’re so blessed with all of the free museums in the DC area that sometimes its easy to forget that most museums need to charge an admission fee! But for one day only, on September 21st, museums across the country are opening their doors free… Read More
Amazing Grace (the Musical) has returned to the Museum of the Bible after its 2017 debut. This original musical about “romance, rebellion and redemption” is again mesmerizing audiences at the museum’s 472 seat PureFlix World Stage Theatre. But you need to make plans to secure… Read More
Capital Fringe Festival has begun! The 14th annual Cap Fringe Fest brings over 500 individual performances, 87 productions and 13 stages to Southwest DC. The exciting month (yes, it’s a 20 day festival) of theatre, dance, music and art is large and unfiltered, with headlining performances… Read More
As part of the National Museum for Women in the Arts‘ July Free Community Day, exhibits to the collection and galleries were free, as well as admission to the museum’s 3rd annual DC Art Book Fair. The curated, family-friendly event held in the Great Hall… Read More
“I had never visited the space, but that one seems made for it,” said Jorges Caceres, speaking specifically of one of his four giant painted works, its colors perfectly match the tiling in the floor. His quartet was set apart in its own gallery of… Read More
