Dec 03, 2021
Dave Chappelle Controversy Marks Latest Frustration For Some Duke Ellington Students And Parents
Some in the school community say they want more transparency and responsiveness from the school after recent episodes drew national attention.
The storms aren’t necessarily more severe or frequent this year. But by no means is our region off the hook, climate-wise.
Yore’s resignation follows months of unusually public-facing criticism of the station from its own employees.
“We use reusable gowns instead of disposable gowns, so we haven’t had to order any of them.”
One black-owned shop in Petworth and Silver Spring has fielded as many as 400 orders a day since antiracism protests began in May.
Robbie White says his current job site wraps up in about three weeks.
Apr 09, 2020
Local Movie Theaters Are Trying Curbside Popcorn, Streaming, And Film Clubs To Stay Afloat
When theaters are allowed to reopen, “I’m going to be standing at the door all day every day just thanking people for coming,” one owner says.
Jan 31, 2020
‘Silent Sky’ at Ford’s Theatre Aims to Correct the Historical Record, But Gets Mired in Cliché
The lightly comedic show offers a biography of Henrietta Leavitt, a real-life astronomer who made a consequential discovery.
Jan 03, 2020
2020 Arts Preview: ‘Hamilton’ Returns, MLK Library Reopens, And More To Mark On Your Calendar
It’s a good time to start marking your calendars for the performances, art exhibits, concerts, and other events that are likely to draw a crowd—or sell out.
Nov 25, 2019
Studio Theatre’s ‘Keep’ Will Make You Wonder: Is Any Of This Actually Part Of The Show?
Strap in for… an acknowledgment that onstage performance is an unavoidably artificial act? A frustrating work of profound, self-aware narcissism?