National Ballet of Ukraine To Tour in DC
The National Ballet of Ukraine will embark on a 16-city tour, including a performance at the Kennedy Center. This, the
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Arts/Theatre
Hirshhorn FĂȘtes 50 w/ “Revolutions” Exhibit from Original Permanent Collection
To celebrate its 50th anniversary this year, the Smithsonian Hirschhorn Museum is now presenting a special exhibit of art from this collection, “Revolutions: Art from the Hirshhorn Collection, 1860-1960.”
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Five of the Coolest Reasons to Visit the Revamped Folger Shakespeare Library, Plus One You Should Already Know
In addition to an up-close look at the Library’s 82 First Folios, there are five other extremely cool reasons to visit the new Folger Shakespeare Library.
Read More[Vid] A Preview of Hillwood’s New “Fragile Beauty” Exhibition with the Curator
Through January 5, 2025, explore the art of the ocean through pieces from Hillwood’s collection alongside contemporary artworks and advocacy calling to attention the critical state of the oceans.
Read MoreFord’s Theatre Announces 2024-2025 Season
Master Lincoln, A Christmas Carol, Sister Act… âThe 2024-2025 season celebrates Fordâs Theatreâs roots as a historic theatre by showcasing President Abraham Lincolnâs life and values culled from his own personal story, and uplifting stories teeming with life,â Fordâs Theatre Director Paul R. Tetreault said.
Read More40th Helen Hayes Awards Celebrate DC Theatre… and a Critic!
The 40th Helen Hayes Awards recognized work from 151 eligible productions presented in the 2023 calendar year, with awards given in 41 categories.
Read MoreFolger’s ‘Metamorphoses’ is Movement, Myth, Black Magic
Director Psalmayene 24 calls Folger’s Metamorphoses a “mythic choreo-drama” that has within it “almost everything that makes us human.” And indeed it is a spellbinding potpourri of the constantly evolving state of the world.Â
Read MoreFlorida House FĂȘtes Photographer Clyde Butcher with Icon Exhibit
Is he Florida’s own Ansel Adams? Florida House says YES and invites you to see for yourself… maybe with a glass of Florida orange juice in hand.
Read MoreWilliam H. Johnson’s “Fighters for Freedom” Paintings Exhibited Together After 75+ Years
The Smithsonian American Art Museum is showing artist William H. Johnson’s full “Fighters for Freedom” series together for the first time in over 75 years.
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It’s Complicated – Amm(i)gone at Wooley Mammoth
At first glance, Amm(i)gone, currently on stage at Woolley Mammoth, might seem like a production for a very particular audience. Adil Mansoor, in a one-person performance, explores his own family tension between his queerness and Muslim faith, all while sharing his experience of translating Sophocles’s Antigone with his mother.
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