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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Author: Kate Michael
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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Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! (At National Theatre)
Say it once, say it twice… you know the rest. Beetlejuice has materialized at the National Theatre, bringing a boisterous
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Second Chances at Folger Theatre in “How Shakespeare Saved My Life”
The final production of Folger Theatre’s season explores why Shakespeare still matters. Now on stage through July 5, How Shakespeare
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Madeira Raises a Glass to 250 Years of American Independence
History was on the menu Thursday evening as the Madeira Promotion Bureau hosted “A Toast to America” at the Residence
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‘SUFFS’ Sparks the Suffrage Story at the National Theatre
The women of SUFFS don’t just tell history, they charge through it. Now playing at the National Theatre as part
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‘A Fine Madness’ Finds Magic Beneath Dupont Circle
Before you descend into Dupont Underground for A Fine Madness, do two things: tend to any comfort needs (there are
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