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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Arts/Theatre
‘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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Adam Pendleton’s Vision Wraps the Hirshhorn… With a Scoop of Dolcezza
The Hirshhorn Museum’s 50th anniversary celebration extends beyond the gallery walls this summer, onto its plaza… and even into its
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Casts a Spell at the National Theatre
How did they do that?!? That’s what you’ll ask yourself during the entire show. Because while it’s taken nearly a
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A Tale of “Woah”: Duel Reality is High-Wire Romeo & Juliet Hijinks at STC
From the moment Duel Reality begins at Harman Hall, it’s clear: this is Shakespeare like you’ve never seen before. A
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Folger Consort’s 2025–26 Season Bridges Centuries with Style
Early music gets a fresh twist this season as the Folger Consort, the renowned ensemble-in-residence at the Folger Shakespeare Library,
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STC’s ‘Frankenstein’ Dives Deep into Humanity’s Shadows
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has long haunted readers with its exploration of science, ambition, and monstrosity. In Shakespeare Theatre Company’s current
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