Theatre Week 2026: Three Weeks, Thirty Shows, One Big DC Stage
Three weeks. 30-plus productions. Plenty of reasons to make a night of it. Washington’s stages are taking center stage as
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Author: Kate Michael
STC’s ‘The Score’ — When Genius Meets Power
For Washington audiences who like their theatre with a little art, argument, ambition, and authoritarianism, The Score, now onstage at
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Masks, Music & the Magic of Chuseok at the Smithsonian
*Lead image Credit: National Museum of Asian Art, Smithsonian Institution There will be masks, music, movement, and plenty to eat,
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Continental Club Pulls into Union Station
All aboard for cocktails. Union Station just got a seriously stylish new stop. Continental Club has pulled into the station’s
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‘The Notebook’ Finds New Notes, Tears at the National Theatre
Bring tissues. The Notebook is now at Washington’s National Theatre. This beautiful story proves that love stories are worth singing
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A Pasta Pivot? Hank’s Takes a Tasty Turn in Old Town
For nearly two decades, Jamie Leeds has built a loyal following on oysters, lobster rolls, and the catch of the
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Woolly Mammoth’s Bold New Season Bets Big on the Unexpected
Predictable? Perish the thought. For its 47th season, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is doubling down on the daring with five
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Public Interest Puts a Fresh Face on K Street Dining
K Street has long been synonymous with power players, policy pundits, and post-meeting martinis. Now, it’s adding another “P” to
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The Hay-Adams Pours a Picture-Perfect Gin Golden Hour
We’ve told you about this coveted rooftop when it’s been on top of trends before… and now, the Hay-Adams is
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Georgetown’s Ox & Olive Is a “Temple of Beef” With a Meat Sommelier
Blink and you’ll miss it, but maybe that’s part of the appeal. Hidden down a Georgetown alley, Ox & Olive
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