Theatre options for the non-theatre major
NextNOW fest highlights four groups for those looking to get creative on stage.
Signature Theatre’s ‘The Mystery of Love & Sex’ raises more questions than it answers
The high-striving production goes through such painstaking efforts to address a whole bevy of difficult topics that it just ends up saying very little at all.
REVIEW: National Gallery’s ‘Power and Pathos’ exhibit shows a world long faded
A new exhibition at the National Gallery of Art shines a light on the Hellenistic period.
Lena Herzog investigates the mass-extinction of languages on Earth in ‘Last Whispers’
“What are we without language?” the photographer asks.
Review: San Francisco Ballet’s Kennedy Center performance astounds
The two-part, multi-night program is stunning and varied.
Review: Upright Citizens Brigade’s unique style shines at NextNOW
Improv troupe wows Friday night crowd.
Driskell Center’s “Portraits of Who We Are” exhibit explores African-American identity
The new exhibition showcases self-expression through a collection of 45 self-portraits and nine portraits.
Review: “Unto Itself” isn’t your typical installation art
The Maril Herman Gallery’s latest exhibit in the Art-Sociology building is refreshing and thought-provoking.
Review: ‘Hamlet Replayed’ puts a twist on the classic tale
The production runs at The Clarice until March 2.
Photo exhibit at Freer Gallery explores the irreversible effects of modernization on Japan
The Freer Gallery of Art may be one of the less assuming marble museums on the National Mall, but it’s hiding a gem inside.