Review: ‘Once’ is thoroughly enjoyable at National Theatre
The simplicity of the love story is key.
Review: ‘Blood Memories’ is an impressive, relevant work at The Clarice
The powerful plays were presented by Second Season.
Review: Unexpected Stage Company’s ‘Zombie Prom’ is funny but forgettable
It’s the mix between ‘Grease’ and ‘The Walking Dead’ you didn’t necessarily need.
Review: MFA dance thesis forces introspection and characterizes light
“Within wait also comes hope.”
Barbara Kruger brings voyeuristic cultural commentary to the National Gallery
A new exhibit in the National Gallery of Art’s East Building features 15 of her most prolific works.
Listen to episode two of our new podcast, The Dive
Featuring stories about censorship, art and Outkast.
Instagram: a new medium for snapshot poetry
The question is whether Instagram itself generates this poetry, or if the poets have just found the perfect place.
In latest Renwick Gallery show ‘Visions and Revisions,’ a look past the apocalypse
The exhibit will run with free admission through Jan. 8, 2017.
Bob Ross steals the spotlight at NextNOW
The beloved painter inspires at the event “Crafting With Bob Ross.”
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.