If you’re looking to see a show like none you’ve ever seen before, hurry to get your tickets to Emmy Award® winner John Leguizamo’s sixth one-man venture Latin History for Morons during its short, three-day run at National Theater before it’s gone. Raunchy and rude, yet also poignant… Read More
In Studio Theater’s U.S. world premiere of White Pearl, Thai-Australian playwright Anchuli Felicia King has written a black comedy about selling whiteness, and the dark underbelly of the beauty industry. Sharply witty and bleakly unflinching, the play follows the all female executive team of Asian… Read More
What lengths would you go to satiate your jealousy and rid yourself of a rival? And once done, would you delight in it? Or would your guilt overcome you in the end? This is the gist of the captivating ‘Amadeus‘ now on stage at the… Read More
For many in Generation X/Y, RENT was the first musical they went to see. It was loud and unapologetic and spoke about the issues facing so many at the time. So if young audiences attending RENT’s 20th anniversary tour at the National Theatre this week… Read More
Mayor Muriel Bowser presented the 34th Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards this week to honor artists and organizations and celebrate the District’s arts, humanities, and creative communities. For the first time, D.C. residents voted for award winners via online polling for 11 categories, including four new categories to… Read More
“This is where they belong; this is where they have a message, a purpose for being here,”shared Beirut-based multimedia artist Katya Traboulsi speaking at the debut of her pop-up installation, Perpetual Identities at the new Middle East Institute’s Art Gallery in Dupont Circle last weekend. “I wanted to talk… Read More
You may have been obsessed with him in an early cult classic… or you know him from his fame in Homeland, Chicago Hope or Criminal Minds. But did you know that Mandy Patinkin can also dazzle on a musical journey? The song legend himself graces… Read More
Dirty Habit, in collaboration with Kimpton Hotel Monaco Washington, DC is set to welcome Stephen Arnold, noted composer and one of the DC-area’s most in-demand bassists, for “Green Room at Hotel Monaco” this month, with performances on November 5, 12, 19, and 26. The live music series features outstanding local musicians on Tuesday… Read More
Who among us hasn’t wanted to erase something silly, stupid, or even scandalous that they did in the past? What about those things that have been written about you online that are harmful, but perhaps not even accurate or taken out of context? If only… Read More
It’s the perfect time for cult favorite sci-fi musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors to be on stage at Source with Constellation Theatre Company. This season of ghosts, haunts and other strange happenings is ideal for the beloved story of an awkward floral shop assistant who unleashes… Read More
