A Night Celebrating the Arts at The Phillips Collection
By now, the concept of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) in education is fairly well-known. However, efforts are being
Read MoreBy now, the concept of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) in education is fairly well-known. However, efforts are being
Read MoreThe Wizard of Oz musical, now playing at the National Theater, had my six-year-old’s attention from the moment Toto appeared:
Read MoreWith a title like Disgraced, you aren’t in for a warm fuzzy singalong. Winner of a 2013 Pulitzer Prize, Ayed
Read MoreYou know a play is something else when you are sitting between an eleven-year-old boy and a current Supreme Court
Read MoreThe jukebox musical surged in popularity following the success of Mamma Mia: Movin’ Out, Beautiful, American Idiot, and many more.
Read MoreLandmark Theatres and Magnolia Pictures present the exclusive DC engagement of “THE FIRST MONDAY IN MAY,” a film by Andrew Rossi, and YOU can
Read More1984, adapted from the original George Orwell novel by Robert Icke and Duncan MacMillan, is a play designed to make
Read MoreMemory is a fickle mistress — we are at its mercy, and it carries with it an endless capability for
Read MoreThey say it’s a play about confidence and courtship, that it evokes Americana, that it makes a point about dreams
Read MoreDC creative agency No Kings Collective, in collaboration with Warsteiner USA, will launch a special double header pop-up design exhibition at Union Market’s retail-plus concept shop Lab 1270 (1270
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