SAAM’s New “Grandma Moses” Exhibit Explores Creativity, Labor & Legacy
Now on view at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Grandma Moses: A Good Day’s Work is a major new exhibition that offers
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Arts/Theatre
STC’s ‘Wild Duck’ Takes Audiences on a Flight of Feeling
Henrik Ibsen’s The Wild Duck is not among his most frequently staged works in the United States, so the Shakespeare
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Julius X at Folger: A Revolutionary Remix of Shakespeare & Malcolm X
In Julius X, now on stage at Folger Theatre, playwright Al Letson doesn’t simply reimagine Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar; he reconstructs
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A New Golden Age, Through the Eyes of Women Artists at NMWA
Women Artists from Antwerp to Amsterdam at the National Museum of Women in the Arts rewrites art history, one lace
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‘The Great Privation’ Digs Into the Past at Woolly Mammoth Theatre
In The Great Privation (How to flip ten cents into a dollar), now playing at Woolly Mammoth Theatre, playwright Nia
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Going “Against the Current”: DC’s Environmental Film Festival Returns This Spring
When the cherry blossoms begin to bloom next March, another annual DC tradition will also be bursting into full color…
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‘Merry Wives’ Taunt Falstaff, Harlem-Style, at STC
In Merry Wives, now on stage at Shakespeare Theatre Company, playwright Jocelyn Bioh and director Taylor Reynolds offer a jubilant,
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Grab Your Seats: Theatre Week 2025
Theatre Week 2025 is fast approaching, bringing with it a three-week explosion of local culture, creativity, and world-class performances. From
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Art Ave Arrives in the Golden Triangle This Fall
Picture this: you’re on your lunch break, passing by Farragut Square, now dotted with bright pink umbrellas and Parisian garden-style
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A Legendary Evening with America’s Humorist: Mark Twain Tonight! at The National
Broadway at The National is bringing a beloved classic back to the stage this fall… with a twist. Mark Twain
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