Review: ‘Hamlet Replayed’ puts a twist on the classic tale
The production runs at The Clarice until March 2.
The Alvin Ailey Dance Theater returns to D.C. in perfect form
In its 60th year, the troupe does not miss a beat, or its message.
Driskell Center’s “Posing Beauty” exhibit explores positive black representation
The exhibit is one of the center’s largest, and is mainly composed of photography.
Review: Ballet West’s ‘The Nutcracker’ brings holiday magic to the Kennedy Center
‘The Nutcracker’ at the Kennedy Center shines in every way.
Behind Sepideh Salehi’s artwork featured at the Stamp Gallery
"Mirrored Re-Collection" is open until Dec. 15th.
Review: Olney Theater’s ‘Elf the Musical’ is an energetic, enjoyable holiday show
It might not have Will Ferrell, but the musical rendition of ‘Elf’ will get your holiday spirit pumping.
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
‘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.
Review: World Bank Group unveils new art exhibition ‘Uprooted’
The exhibition features work of various mediums for a unified purpose.
‘Pulse’ at the Hirshhorn Museum is tech meets art done right
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer debuted his first art exhibit in Washington, D.C., on Thursday — Pulse, the Hirshhorn’s largest interactive technology exhibit to date. Pulse encouraged visitors to partake in the art, see their heartbeat come to life and visualize a powerful part of the human body.