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.
Review: San Francisco Ballet’s Kennedy Center performance astounds
The two-part, multi-night program is stunning and varied.
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.
MFA Dance candidates perform their original works with UMD students
Stacey Carlson and Christine Hands performed with the help of undergraduate students.
San Francisco artist Marpi’s new exhibit is a strange and engrossing blend of tech and art.
Living in the digital age has changed every aspect of our lives — including art. ARTECHOUSE, D.C.’s first interactive digital art gallery, brings a stunning 21st century art experience that unifies art, nature and technology in its exhibit “New Nature,” which opened Friday.
“Moving Visuals” at the Driskell Center is shocking and enlightening
The exhibit dealt with issues of blackness, power and identity through bizarre videos and nude performance.