Marvel serves up a "Very Special Episode" of their superhero franchise with the morally ambitious "Thunderbolts*."
We're giving away a pair of free tickets to Grace Jones & Janelle Monae at The Anthem in Washington, D.C. on June 5.
"Cuban Chronicle," now at the Amy Kaslow Gallery in Bethesda, explores migration, memory, and emotion through vivid art.
A stage adaptation of the fan-favorite television series "Smash" lands on Broadway with a joyous, big musical bang.
Led by Sawyer Smith's towering performance, Signature's "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" is a delirious blend of glam, punk, soul, and drag.
The queer coming-of-age comedy "Egghead & Twinkie" gains much of its quirky appeal from a kicky soundtrack and cool animation.
With "The Shrouds," master of body horror David Cronenberg creates an unsettling mediation on loss and decay.
Smithsonian Visionary Artist Award winner Nick Cave leads the way forward sculpting visions in fabric, beads, and bronze.
Adam Gwon's lovely musical about life in small town America in 1996 is the rare kind of show that makes us remember why we love...
Jasmine Amy Rogers makes a confident and dynamic Broadway debut in this vibrant revival of a timeless cartoon icon.
From eloquent period dramas to talking bears to Russian classics, Hugh Bonneville has every acting base covered.
A provocative library book sparks a town-wide culture war in Round House's blazing and timely world premiere, "Bad Books."
Bells are ringing with queer love and romance in Andrew Ahn's funny, if formulaic, re-do of "The Wedding Banquet."
In "Construction Nudes 1981-1985," renowned photographer Blake Little surveys the beauty of anatomy and architecture.
George Clooney, making an impressive Broadway debut, is a measured, grounded, and believable Edward R. Murrow.