Metro Weekly

Arts + Entertainment

  • Nostalgic Adventure

    Of those heading to the movies this holiday season, plenty should find their way to The Adventures of Tintin. After all, the days off and...

  • Dance Fever

    Even if you've never been a motherless 11-year-old boy taking ballet class in secret, using the money your father gave you for boxing lessons despite...

  • Bon Voyage

    The revival of Anything Goes is -- pure and simple -- old-fashioned. And how could it not be? Dating from 1934, the Cole Porter escapist...

  • Modern Classic

    If Glee were to become a Broadway musical, the result would be something similar to Lysistrata Jones. Oh sure, Douglas Carter Beane's hip new musical,...

  • Sapphic Glances

    ''The two women were very public as a same-sex couple,'' says art historian Wanda M. Corn of Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas. '' they...

  • Holland Taylor stars as Ann Richards at the Kennedy Center

    On seeing Holland Taylor’s portrayal of former Texas governor Ann Richards for the first time, Don Temples cried. “It was as if someone I love...

  • Erin Jackson at the DC Improv

    Hoping to follow in the footsteps of fellow D.C.-bred comics Wanda Sykes, Dave Chappelle and Martin Lawrence, Erin Jackson has garnered some national credibility with...

  • Joy of Christmas Concert

    J. Reilly Lewis leads the Washington National Cathedral Choral Society, along with the 18th Street Singers, organist Todd Fickley, carillonist Edward Nassor and the Washington...

  • Last Train Home’s free concert at the Kennedy Center

    Named Washington’s “Artist of the Year” in 2003, this roots-rock band — part rock, part blues, part bluegrass — has since relocated to Nashville, but...

  • A John Waters Christmas at The Birchmere

    In what’s now become an annual event, legendary Baltimore filmmaker John Waters returns to the Birchmere with a one-man show motivated by a genuine love...

  • Duck Soup at Landmark’s E Street CInema

    The E Street Cinema concludes its inaugural “Capital Classics” series with the Marx Brothers comedy Duck Soup, focused on Freedonia’s war on nearby Sylvania. It...

  • Atlas Sound

    Bradley Cox, the queer lead singer of the hipster band Deerhunter, has released his third intriguing album under his solo moniker Atlas Sound. The trippy,...

  • Black Cat’s Gay/Bash

    A few months ago, the Black Cat launched another new monthly gay party Gay/Bash, with DJs Joshua and Dean spinning electro/techno/pop tunes, from edgy and...

  • Ken Ludwig’s new children’s play

    ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas is a new children’s play by Tony-nominated and Olivier-winning playwright Ken Ludwig, about the wild adventures of a mouse, an...

  • WIT’s Seasonal Disorder

    The Washington Improv Theater’s annual holiday extravaganza features shows based on audience suggestions, showing you the good, the bad and the ugly of the season...