Blackout at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery
Some are only 3 inches, but others nearly 40 feet. Some date back to as early as 1796, others may
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Arts/Theatre
Arena Stage Gala Features Local Musical Great Mary McBride
“I love that we are already spilling drinks,” Mary BcBride laughed as water bottles fell from atop a speaker during
Read MoreComedian Red Grant Says DC is the ‘Mecca of Comedy’
Comedian/Actor Red Grant interrupted his current solid standup routine — 48 weeks a year on the road currently hosting Katt
Read MoreDrama, Action, Americana at Union Market’s Annual Drive-In Series
Did you know that this summer marks the 85th birthday of the drive-in movie theatre? Union Market commemorates the occasion with
Read More‘Waiting for Godot’ – Surprisingly Fresh and Funny, Still No Godot
The Shakespeare Theater Company’s highly stylized and absurdist production of Waiting for Godot is a visual feast, if such a thing can
Read MoreBe Sure to Catch ‘Two Trains Running’
“There are always and only two trains running. There is life and there is death. Each of us rides them both.
Read MoreMLK Photograph Celebrates Life & Legacy at National Portrait Gallery
Now on view at The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery, a celebration of the life and legacy of Martin Luther King
Read MoreAll 7 Harry Potter Books in Seventy Minutes?! You’ve Gotta See This
How magical would it be if you could see ALL SEVEN Harry Potter books in seventy minutes??! Well… our magic
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