The Lover and The Collection – A Quicksand of Words
It’s safe to say that Nobel Prize winning playwright Harold Pinter takes a dimmer view of human nature. The double
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Arts/Theatre
Inside the 8th Annual Cosmo Couture
Interior designers showcased some serious creativity using the materials of their trade at the 8th Annual Cosmo Couture Fashion &
Read More‘Native Gardens’ Tills A Familiar Patch Into Fresh Laughs
There are plenty of shows about life in Washington, DC, but they primarily revolve around the White House, Congress, the
Read MoreGet Your Home Decor & Design Insta Inspo Here
The 2017 DC Design House is 35 Days, 23 Designers, four Boutiques, and one Great Cause. To celebrate the 10th
Read More‘The Originalist’ Returns to Arena Stage, Sparks Renewed Conversation
As we wrote the first time it played in Washington, playwright John Strand’s “The Originalist,” is theater unequivocally of Washington,
Read MoreWill on the Hill Raises Over Half Million!
Forty lawmakers and notable Washington influencers joined professional actors Ian Kahn, Santino Fontana, Emily Swallow and Maulik Pancholy to perform
Read MoreNow at National Theatre, RENT is a Touching, Energetic Blast from the Past
Two decades after the Tony Award-winning musical RENT premiered on Broadway, the show has kicked off a year-long anniversary tour —
Read MoreTheater Review: The School For Lies – It’s Farcetastic
With a few script tweaks and pop culture references, The Shakespeare Theater Company’s production of The School For Lies humorously
Read MorePresident & First Lady Attend Annual Ford’s Theatre Gala
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were present as the Ford’s Theatre Society honored the legacy of President
Read More[Party Pix] When the Round House Theatre Goes ‘Steppin’ Out w/ Ben Vereen’
“Because of you, the arts are alive and doing very well in Bethesda. The world is a different place because
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