‘Hearts of Our People’ First Major Exhibit Exploring Native Women’s Art, Comes to the Renwick
Currently on view at the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum is the first major thematic exhibition ever
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Arts/Theatre
John Malkovich is Coming to DC in ‘The Music Critic’
John Malkovich is set to star in the US premiere of The Music Critic, at the Kennedy Center. The show
Read MoreArena Stage Announces 2020/2021 Schedule
Next season at Arena Stage, more than half of the playwrights and directors will be represented by women and people
Read MoreGrab Your Seats: ‘Mother Road’ Brings Grapes of Wrath Story into the Present
If you’ve ever read The Grapes of Wrath you’re familiar with the Joad family. Some of the fictional family migrated from
Read MoreGrab Your Seats: ‘The King’s Speech’ Is Worth a Listen
If you love history and humanity, story-telling — and simply seeing the good guy win for a change — then
Read MoreGrab Your Seats: ’39 Steps’ is a Joyful Hitchcockian Frolic
Constellation Theater’s production of 39 Steps is a rollicking good time for all ages. A not-so-classic film noir, the stage version
Read MoreHillwood’s ‘Natural Beauties’ an Exploration of Gems and Mineral Art
Precious stones are the focus of the latest special exhibition on view at Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens: Natural Beauties:
Read MoreShakespeare Theatre Company Announces 2020/2021 Season
The Shakespeare Theatre Company has just announced the Company’s 2020/21 Season. According to Artistic Director Simon Godwin, the upcoming season is
Read MoreGrab Your Seats: Arena’s Adaptation of ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’ Couldn’t Be More Timely
A Thousand Splendid Suns, now on stage at Arena’s Kreeger Theatre, is not an easy story to watch, yet it’s
Read MoreSmithsonian’s ‘Age Old Cities’ Takes Guests on a VR Tour of Wonders Lost
A new exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art is taking guests to the devastated sites of Mosul,
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