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Smithsonian Gardens’ “Habitat” Sculptures Pop Up Around Your Favorite Museums

For the first time in its 47 year history, the Smithsonian Gardens are presenting a campus-wide exhibit. “Habitat” consists of 14

Now at the Freer Gallery, “Whistler in Watercolor.” A groundbreaking exhibit for many reasons, both critical to experiencing Whistler’s artistic

Much like how it couldn’t have been easy to condense this epic trilogy into a single night and single cast,

Constellation Theatre Company‘s The White Snake is a marvelous adaptation of one of China’s oldest and most beloved legends. Two snake

Written and directed by Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm, Studio Theater’s production of P.Y.G., or the Mis-Edumacation of Dorian Belle at Studio Theater

The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery has on view “Votes for Women: A Portrait of Persistence,” a major exhibition examining the

The theme was British Invasion at the 11th annual DC-Capital Stars, which took place on Tuesday, April 10 at The

There’s a reason why people of all ages have loved STOMP since it began as a street performance in the

If Gordon Gecko took up playwriting in prison, Junk is the play he would pen (in the pen). Directed with a

Signature Theater’s production of The Grand Hotel, based on the 1929 German novel by Vicki Baum, uniquely combines a bleak morality