Arts + Entertainment
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“Evita” and “Driving Miss Daisy” offer audiences a study in contrasts
"Evita" and "Driving Miss Daisy" offer audiences a study in contrasts
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Library of Congress offers a rare concert with three Broadway composers
It’s not every day you get to hear from three of today’s leading Broadway composers performing their own work. “They’re also bringing people to perform...
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Former Christian Music Star Jennifer Knapp Releases New Album and Memoir Detailing Her Coming Out As Gay
In the late ‘90s, Jennifer Knapp was a rising star in the Contemporary Christian music scene. Her acclaimed album Kansas, a strong collection of spiritual...
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Vocal Accords
Christina Bianco may be a hit impersonating divas, but audiences are just as thrilled with her real voice
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Velocity DC: Movement Based
Dance festival showcases rising local dance talent
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Alexandria’s MetroStage turns 30
Alexandria's MetroStage celebrates three decades of providing powerful experiences
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Annie Lennox Returns with “Nostalgia,” a Sublime Collection of Classic Covers
Annie Lennox Returns with a Sublime Collection of Classic Covers
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Prince Unveils Two Very Different New Albums, “Art Official Age” and “PlectrumElectrum”
Prince, one of the great icons in popular music over the last three decades, unleashes two new studio albums today: the pop/R&B flavored Art Official...
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Arena’s The Shoplifters (Theatre Review)
The Shoplifters gives a woman of a certain age the kind of riveting gravitas almost always written for men
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Woolly Mammoth’s Marie Antoinette (Theatre Review)
Playwright David Adjmi gives us a voyeur's view of Marie Antoinette
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Operatic Intent
UrbanArias finds “winning combination” to attract new opera fans
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Northern Virginia Shows Its Pride
There are fewer than two weeks left before Northern Virginia’s LGBT community will have its first opportunity to celebrate its own Pride festivities, independent of...
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Hunter Valentine returns to PhaseFest this weekend
Hunter Valentine returns for wild fun at PhaseFest
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25 Years of Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814
By the mid-80s, it seemed an unlikely prospect at best that Janet, the youngest sibling of the superstar Jackson family, would break through the long...
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Round House Lodger
"Fool for Love" marks Marty Lodge's 40th Round House Theatre production
