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.
‘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.
‘Baltimore’ seeks to spark open dialogues on race
‘Baltimore,’ a tale that aims to spark dialogue about the contentious racial issues sweeping U.S. universities, will hit the Kay Theatre stage in the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at the University of Maryland.
At The Clarice, ‘Being Earnest’ is as important as ever
Unconventional casting gives this oft-revived play a fresh feel.
The Clarice’s ‘Citizen: An American Lyric’ is an American reality
How do our daily interactions affect racial dynamics in the U.S.? The cast of ‘Citizen’ explains
In latest Renwick Gallery show ‘Visions and Revisions,’ a look past the apocalypse
The exhibit will run with free admission through Jan. 8, 2017.
Art for the students, by the students in the Stamp Gallery
Through the university’s Contemporary Art Purchasing Program, undergraduate students – and sometimes the occasional graduate student, too – are able to add new art to Stamp’s permanent collection.
PREVIEW: ‘Oh, Hello’ brings an unseemly comedy duo to the Washington stage
It’s a show about friendship. And tuna.
Review: Olney Theatre Center’s ‘Sweeney Todd’ is chilling but lacks something
It’s tough to fully capture the intensity of the demon barber’s tale.
‘John Leguizamo’s Latin History for Morons’ is painful and hilarious
The one-man Broadway show finds a frustrated Latin father searching for Latin “heroes” for his bullied son.