All posts by Randy Shulman
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Maya Indie Film Series at the E Street Cinema
The second annual edition of this touring festival hits D.C. starting today, Friday, July 30. Six Latino-themed films will screen over the next week: the...
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Los Trienta at GALA
Quique Avilés’s celebration of the Salvadoran presence in D.C., Los Treinta: Three Decades of A Salvadoran Immigrant in the Nation’s Capital is a performance piece...
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The Legwarmers at The State Theatre
Another month, another iteration of State Theatre’s two-night party, billed as D.C.’s “biggest ’80s Retro Dance Party,” where guilty-pleasure hits from now nearly three decades...
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NSO’s The Planets
This spacey program revolves around Gustave Holst’s masterpiece The Planets with HD images from a suite of seven short films, with images from NASA, intended...
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Aretha Franklin at Wolf Trap
The Queen of Soul Aretha Franklinreturns to Wolf Trap to perform from her rich repertoire and the first time since she performed at the inauguration...
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David Kirkpatrick’s The Facebook Effect at Politics and Prose
In The Facebook Effect: The Inside Story of the Company That Is Connecting the World, David Kirkpatrick, a senior tech writer at Fortune magazine, presents...
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Screen on the Green: 12 Angry Men
The annual Screen on the Green series has returned to the National Mall for a four-week run. Next up is 12 Angry Men, the 1957...
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Hitch at Stead Park
Lindsay Reishman Real Estate is hosting several monthly free moving viewings in Stead Park. Up next is Hitch, a 2005 rom-com starring Will Smith as...
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Atlas’s Gay 101 Film Series: Where the Boys Are
This series celebrates (mostly) camp classics. Thursday, July 29, brings 1960’s Where The Boys Are, about sex and spring break in Ft. Lauderdale. All films...
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Crowded House at Wolf Trap
The Crowded House that Neil Finn built is responsible for several indelible pop hits in the ’80s (“Don’t Dream It’s Over,” “Distant Sun,” “Weather With...
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Chromeo at the 9:30 Club
Loftily touted as “the only successful Arab/Jew partnership since the dawn of human culture,” Chromeo, the Montreal-based duo of P-Thugg and Dave 1 is fresh...
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Deadmau5 at the 9:30 Club
One of dance/electronica’s fastest-rising stars — and also one of its most baffling — Canada’s Joel Zimmerman only started spinning and recording as DeadMau5 (“dead...
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18th & U Duplex Diner Turns 12 Years Old
Perched on the border of the Adams Morgan and Dupont Circle neighborhoods, Eric Hirshfield’s 18th & U Duplex Diner has long served as a lively...
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Baltimore Aerial Festival
In-Flight Theater presents the second annual Baltimore Aerial Festival in “Graffiti Alley,” which is dedicated to the vibrant art of urban graffiti. Twenty aerial artists...
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The Next Reflex Dance Collective at Dance Place
“Electro Shutdown & The Pea” is a dance piece set within a nightclub and begins upon your arrival. Entering the theater, you will find the...
