Theater J launches its 2010-2011 season with Willy Holtzman’s political drama Something You Did, about an anti-war activist’s attempt to win early release from prison,...
Tim Ravndal: “Marriage is between a man and a woman period! By giving rights to those otherwise would be a violation of the constitution and...
If you don’t follow Jim Burroway and the work of the folks at Box Turtle Bulletin on Uganda’s anti-gay activity — most notably the proposed...
Several years after a lackluster solo release, pop icon Debbie Harry returns to the area in a sure-to-be high-energy performance with her original band, the...
Art by the Yard: Women Design Mid-Century Britain focuses on three women designers pivotal in transforming Britain from a country devastated by World War II...
The Pulitzer Prize-winning play Dinner with Friends, by Donald Marguilies, explores what happens to decades of friendship between two married couples when one couple is...
“Small boxes…some on fire” features Lori Anne Boocks’ “textscapes,” or works on canvas with layers and washes of colors meant to evoke the passage of...
Translators Constance Borde and Sheila Malovany-Chevalier present a new version of de Beauvoir’s classic on the place of women in society The Second Sex. When...
Wednesday, Sept. 8, brings a hodgepodge of performances to the Maryland venue Joe’s Movement Emporium. Portland-based Underscore Orkestra plays a blend of original and traditional...
“Jim Graham paid for an abortion for his male companion’s chief of staff’s girlfriend. It’s no secret, as reported by a local newspaper. Paying to...
”All I was doing, relatively innocently, was substituting one word because I knew if we sing ‘Gay your life must be’ the kids will roll...
Born 24 years ago in Wales to Welsh and Greek parents, Marina Diamandis comes across like a smarter, more musically adept Ke$ha or Katy Perry...
This E Street Band guitarist, who grew up in Bethesda and got his start in Neil Young’s band, presents an acoustic evening with “friends.” Certainly...
Local singer/songwriters Todd Wright, Anthony Fiacco, Shane Hines and Luke Brindley pay tribute to the Boss in an intimate, stripped-down setting, playing Springsteen songs and...
”She undertook activities this past summer, regardless of what those activities are quite frankly, that were violation to an agreement she freely entered with the...
Just like last year’s inaugural edition of the Electric Zoo electronic music festival, a virtual who’s who of DJs, including many with gay appeal, will...
Touted as the world’s largest Beatles-inspired music festival, Abbey Road on the River brings five days of rock revelry and reverie to the National Harbor...
The truth about Pat Tillman, the professional football playing Army Ranger killed in Afghanistan, is far more complex and ultimately more heroic than the news...
The Shakespeare Theatre Company presents Twelfth Night, this year’s 20th annual “Free for All.” Randy Harrison plays Sebastian as part of a cast that also...
A host of local bands help the concert venue celebrate 17 years on a stretch of 14th Street that hasn’t even been hip for half...