There were a lot of strange televisions offerings in the 1990’s: “Cop Rock,” “Rocko’s Modern Life,” and “Twin Peaks,” just to name a few. However, there was none better and more criminally u... Read more
In 1998 the hit television series “Whose Line is it Anyway?” premiered. This show brought improvisational comedy to a wider audience and introduced folks to the comedy of the original cast.... Read more
A feast for the eyes and ears, the prestigious Mariinsky Ballet sweeps back to The Kennedy Center’s lavish Opera House this week for their annual engagement. While this is something that DMV... Read more
This was a most unexpected play. It doesn’t shy away from confronting the audience with searing truths about the history of racism in this country. Douglas Turner Ward, the playwright,... Read more
The Bowie Community Theatre does an admirable job at putting on this amusing, yet serious, slice-of-life look at what it means to be a Jew in the South before WWII. Set in Atlanta, the Freit... Read more
If you’ve been “holding out for a hero,” I’ve got good news for you- the next show in The Kennedy Center’s stellar Broadway Center Stage series has arrived. And it has everybody cutting loos... Read more
Over the last 20 years India.Arie has created and recorded R&B and soul music that has earned her four Grammy Awards and many nominations. Her work is spiritual and robust and focused on... Read more
The weather may have started cooling down this week but if you are already dreading winter, Margaritaville is open! It is hard to not have a blast with some classic Jimmy Buffett tunes, stun... Read more
This is the perfect show for cozy fall nights leading up to Halloween. It’s part psychological thriller and part old-fashioned, locked-room murder mystery—done up with beautiful clothes, a g... Read more
For those who enjoy the beloved book series, “Anne of Green Gables,” this show is a must see. The stage is set like the pages of a book, and the book’s special narrative comes alive through... Read more
