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Shakespeare Still Slays at the 83rd Golden Globes
• January 12, 2026
The 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards kicked off this year’s awards show season with a laid-back telecast hosted by comedian Nikki Glaser, who returned for a second year. The show […]
Through Sunday Only at the NGA: ‘Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955-1985’
• January 5, 2026
By Ryan Allen The countdown has begun – only three days left to catch the National Gallery of Art’s impressive “Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955-1985” exhibition. The show […]
PostClassical Ensemble Goes All-Natural
• November 25, 2025
Since the blue in “the pale blue dot” — Carl Sagan’s cosmic pinpointing of our home planet — is Earth’s global ocean, Claude Debussy’s “La mer” was a natural choice […]
Next Month at the Hirshhorn: New (and New-ish) Music
• November 13, 2025
“The 20th Century Consort probably needs to consider changing its name to something like the 21st Century Consort,” wrote Joan Reinthaler in 2004 in the Washington Post. With a single […]
The Georgetowner’s 2025 Holiday Theater Guide
• November 10, 2025
THIS MONTH ONLY … “Vildanden!” That’s no greeting, it’s the original Dano-Norwegian title of Henrik Ibsen’s “The Wild Duck,” folding its wings this weekend in Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Klein Theatre. […]
DC Artswatch
• September 9, 2025
Leaving Town: NPG Director, Sherald Show National Portrait Gallery Director Kim Sajet, who resigned two weeks after being “fired” by President Trump in a May 30 Truth Social post, will […]
Fall Arts Preview: Visual Arts
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State Fairs: Growing American Craft Renwick Gallery Through Sept. 7, 2026 The first exhibition of its kind, “State Fairs: Growing American Craft,” curated by Mary Savig, the Fleur and Charles […]
September Events, November Exhibition at Woodrow Wilson House
• August 14, 2025
A half-dozen miles apart in distance — but worlds apart in other ways — the Washington, D.C., neighborhoods of Kalorama and Deanwood have a presidential connection. When, in March of […]
The Room Where It Happened: The 78th Tony Awards Recap
• June 9, 2025
Those who attended the 78th Annual Tony Awards were lucky enough to be in the room where it happened—the 10th anniversary of “Hamilton” and its Broadway debut “mixtape” celebration that […]
A Confluence of Art and Dance in Kalorama
• June 5, 2025
An Art Salon at the Home of Artist Kelly Dinglasan Minton A star-studded art salon was hosted on May 29 by visual artist Kelly Dinglasan Minton and her husband Joel […]
