Environmental Film Festival Turns 25
• March 16, 2017

Founded by Georgetown residents Flo and Roger Stone, the festival will screen more than 180 films this year, from March 14 to 26.

At Washington National Opera: Griffith vs. Paret
• March 9, 2017

“Champion,” a jazz opera set in the world of boxing, is at the Kennedy Center through March 18.

Marjorie Owens to Shine at WCO’s ‘Leonore’
• March 4, 2017

The Washington Concert Opera has had quite a 30th-anniversary season. The organization opened its season with an appropriate anniversary concert, led by star soprano Angela Meade and Vivica Genaux. That […]

Disney’s ‘Dream Big’ Skates Into Verizon Center
• March 3, 2017

Here’s what’s happening at the Verizon Center: “Believing is just the beginning when dreamers from Washington, D.C., witness the empowering tales of Disney’s most courageous leading ladies told through artistic […]

Washington National Opera’s ‘Dead Man Walking’
• March 2, 2017

Based on Sister Helen Prejean’s book, the opera is being presented at the Kennedy Center through March 11.

King Charles Is Robert Joy’s Role of a Lifetime
• February 23, 2017

The highly recognizable Canadian actor is starring in “King Charles III” at the Shakespeare Theatre Company through March 18.

Today’s Royals, Shakespeare Style, in ‘King Charles III’
• February 21, 2017

The Shakespeare Theatre Company production of Mike Bartlett’s play runs through March 12.

Lillian Hellman: Speaking to Perilous Times
• February 16, 2017

Hellman’s “Watch on the Rhine,” which opened on Broadway in 1941, is at Arena Stage through March 5.

At Ford’s, George and Martha Can Still Shock
• February 2, 2017

Directed by Aaron Posner, “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf” leaps out of its bounds of time snarling and swinging.

Yasiin Bey’s Light Will Not Dim
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The hip-hop artist formerly known as Mos Def bid farewell to music and film with three shows at the Kennedy Center.