Arts + Entertainment
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Pride In The Library: Pop-up Display
Library of Congress showcases assorted materials from the father of the local LGBTQ community, Frank Kameny
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!!! (chk-chk-chk) comes to U Street Music Hall
California five-piece just released its seventh set, Shake The Shudder
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Avant Bard’s “King Lear” with Rick Foucheux
Foucheux will retire after starring as Shakespeare’s most troubled patriarch
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The School For Lies
An update of the aristocratic, ruthless French satire Le Misanthrope
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights for June 1-7
Everything worth seeing this week in the DC area!
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Paris is Burning at the Mary Pickford Theater
Legendary documentary screens on June 2
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Wonder Woman (review): Gal Gadot shines in Diana’s origin story
Superhero cinema finally welcomes Wonder Woman in a mildly ambitious, action-packed solo feature
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Broadway Unbound: The Gay Men’s Chorus Explores LGBTQ History through the Tonys
The Gay Men’s Chorus celebrates Broadway, the Tonys and LGBTQ history in one massive, sweeping concert
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Antoinette Robinson on Trump, DC theater and taking on Timon
In the Folger's production of Timon of Athens, Antoinette Robinson portrays a character generally portrayed by a man
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New York City Ballet offers a gender-neutral “sneaker ballet” in The Times Are Racing
The NYCB offers a laid-back, gender-neutral dance
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Review: “Hir” at Woolly Mammoth
Taylor Mac's Hir is an important treatment of gender identity, but it sometimes lacks nuance
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Personal Narratives: Phill Branch discusses “Searching for Shaniqua”
Phill Branch is motivated by the power of storytelling to foster better human connections
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DanceAfrica DC: 30th Anniversary
Pays tribute to the vibrancy of African heritage through dance, art, food and more
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Gallery: Markus Lupertz
Evelyn Hankins curates the Hirshhorn show "Threads of History"
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Noises Off at Everyman Theatre
British farce brings wall-to-wall wackiness and carefully choreographed hijinks
