Three Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month in DC
We found three month-long events in DC that we especially love for how they inspire, educate, and entertain everyone during Women’s History Month.
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Arts/Theatre
UPDATE: STC’s First-Ever Online Production a Harrowing History of the Bard’s Villain
For those who have enjoyed streaming video, but have missed the reality of the theater, Page’s performance is a welcome return to the stage, with lighting, music, props, and dramatic staging all serving to enhance the torturously terrific tale: All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain
Read MoreWashington Chorus to Offer Special Singing Valentines on Demand
The Washington Chorus (TWC) is helping Cupid deliver messages of love this February with āValentines on Demand,” and this could be the most spectacular singing telegram we’ve ever seen.
Read MoreStudio Theatre Commits to An All-Virtual 2021 Season
The transition to digital has not changed Studio Theatre’s commitment to a five-play season, which for years has been the core of its artistic programming, but which will now be done digitally.
Read MoreUnity | Peace | Forward at Kennedy Center’s REACH
The Kennedy Centerās REACH campus hosts a free outdoor art installation, UNITY | PEACE | FORWARD, through February 28, 2021.
Read More43rd Kennedy Center Honors Awardees/New Dates Announced
Traditionally held in early December each year, the 2020 Kennedy Center Honors was postponed until May 2021 due to the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the 43rd annual awardees and dates have been announced.
Read MoreStudio Theatre Debuts FREE Radio Play In Audio World Premiere
As theatres wait to reopen and streaming fatigue is r.e.a.l, radio plays are the new shining entertainment stars of 2020. Studio Theatre is getting in on the action, debuting its own commissioned audio world premiere next week, and audiences can listen for FREE.
Read MoreFord’s Theatre Stages ‘A Christmas Carol’ Radio Version w/ WAMU
There will be all of the caroling, spooky ghosts, and holiday happiness you’re used to in this tale of transformation and redemption.. on the radio!
Read MoreKennedy Center Cancels Programs Through April 2021
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts announced that it will cancel all previously scheduled programs through April 25, 2021, due to the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More‘Every Eye Is Upon Me’: NPG’s Much-Awaited First Ladies Exhibit Now Open
The first NPG exhibition dedicated to First Ladies in many years, this curation by Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw features not only paintings but also a wide variety of media, including silhouettes and sculptures.
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