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'Open a Book, Open the World: The Library of Congress National Book Festival,' hosted by LeVar Burton, will premiere Sunday, Sept.

Bowen McCauley Dance Company (BMDC) has announced their program, Two Artists Reunite for the Company’s Season 25 Finale, for September 14, 2021 at 7:00PM at the Kennedy Center.

The pandemic has thrown traditional events like the National Symphony Orchestra's annual Labor Day concert for a loop for two years running.

Every time I felt myself spiraling into uncertainty or fear, I would re-direct my focus to what was happening right now.

The John F.

Nominations are now open for the 2021 BroadwayWorld Washington, DC Awards! Streaming theatre, in-person, and more are included.

The Kennedy Center's Performances for Young Audiences season is back, and it kicked off with a world premiere adaptation of the young adult fantasy classic A Wind in the Door.

The Signature Conservatory is a weekly session for the region’s strongest teenage actors to make the move from good actors to great actors.

A cast change has been announced for the upcoming Washington National Opera production of Mozart’s “Così fan tutte.

Legendary Italian bass Ferruccio Furlanetto will make his Washington National Opera debut as Don Alfonso in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Così fan tutte.

The start of the 2021 fall semester marks the 20th anniversary of George Mason University's College of Visual and Performing Arts.

 On Saturday, October 9, 2021 at 8:00pm, acclaimed cellist Amit Peled will open the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra's 2021-2022 Season at the brand new Capital One Hall in Tysons, Virginia.

Hear from nationally renowned (and DC favorite) Michael Bobbitt about initiatives he has implemented in his career to achieve better diversity and inclusion on stage, in the audience and in theater Board rooms in this timely ZOOM conversation.

After an almost two-year delay, Riverside Center for the Performing Arts' will at long last present the Tony Award nominated Bright Star live onstage from September 15 through October 31!

Echoing “An American Pageant for the Arts,” the 1962 fundraising telecast for the National Cultural Center hosted by Leonard Bernstein, one of Falletta’s early teachers, this special celebration will be hosted by Tony Award® winner Audra McDonald with special guest Caroline Kennedy.

In more than 15 concurrent sessions, museum professionals, including curators, educators, scholars, and researchers, are uniting to discuss themes related to historical sites, indigenous peoples, and social justice.

Avant Bard Theatre today announced its next season, which marks a grateful return to live theatre after more than a year of remote performances and programming.

All four members of the Quartet – Eugene Drucker, Philip Setzer, Lawrence Dutton and Paul Watkins – will continue to perform and teach individually; as a group, they will continue to coach and mentor young ensembles through the Emerson String Quartet Institute at Stony Brook University, along wi

This year’s powerful list of performances is highlighted with celebrations of sound that include the East Coast premiere of An African American Requiem by composer Damien Geter, Christmas at the Kennedy Center with soloist Esther Heideman, the annual Martin Luther King Jr.

Detroit '67, the final production in the Signature Features 2021 Season is now available for streaming through Thursday, September 16 on Marquee TV.

Signature Theatre is reflecting on its 2020-21 season in a new video showing some of the highlights.

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Across three weeks in September, musicians of the National Symphony Orchestra will perform free events within the uptown D.

Hello Broadway lovers, theatre students, and artistic creators around the world! Welcome to the blog as we pass through August.

Is it time to hold God (inhabiting the body of Jacob Yeh) to account?  God knows – forgive the reference – we have occasion to do so.