Bringing the metal back to Maryland NextNOW’s screening of “Heavy Metal Parking Lot” was a rock ‘n’ roll time machine set for 30 years ago. Patrick Basler September 12, 2016
Review: Todo Mas is electric at NextNOW Local electronic duo wows crowd in hour-long show. Lillian Andemicael September 12, 2016
Theatre options for the non-theatre major NextNOW fest highlights four groups for those looking to get creative on stage. Taylor Stokes September 11, 2016
Review: Upright Citizens Brigade’s unique style shines at NextNOW Improv troupe wows Friday night crowd. John Powers September 11, 2016
Review: Alison Saar dissects history with symbolism and color at NMWA On the latest jarring exhibit at the National Museum of Women in the Arts. Raye Weigel September 11, 2016
Review: Renwick Gallery’s ‘Connections’ falls short The exhibit wasn’t bad, but it fails to engage its audience. Taylor Stokes September 8, 2016
Review: UCB’s ‘We Know How You Die!’ is a delight at Woolly Mammoth The improv group makes magic every night in their new Washington show. Maeve Dunigan July 20, 2016
Review: “ICEBERGS” at Building Museum is Washington’s worst exhibition “ICEBERGS” attempts to follow in this legacy of “WONDER” and “BEACH”, but lacks any of the quality that made the other two shine. Evan Berkowitz July 6, 2016
Reveling in the ruins: Hubert Robert shines at National Gallery In first U.S. monograph, French artist shows depth and prowess. Evan Berkowitz June 29, 2016
‘The Wizard of Oz’ at The National Theatre is a standard retelling of a classic story With an amazing set and tech, the show puts the 1939 film onstage. Maeve Dunigan May 10, 2016