This year’s holiday concert mix brings in unique offerings like Go-Go Santa and a hip-hop-infused “Nutcracker.”

“The Till Trilogy” undertakes three plays at once and navigates the fine line between rehashing Black trauma and learning from the past.

Ari Roth and Sinai Peter reunite for Motti Lerner’s play about searching for connections with family and community.

In “The Paper Game,” bureaucrat-ese becomes a darkly funny battle of wits.

Theater J’s latest raises a tangled knot of questions that no one could ever hope to answer.

Washington Sound Museum combines hip-hop and Indian music styles for a one-of-a-kind event

Miss Emma’s Matchmaking Agency For Literary Characters is a safe bet for lighthearted humor at this year’s Capital Fringe Festival.

Drummer and D.C. native Billy Hart leads a group on Wednesday to launch this season’s jazz series at the Atlas. Hart spoke with DCist about his quartet and his early days in the District.

The Department of Housing and Community Development has awarded the Atlas a $6.5 million interest-free loan that will be repaid over 25 years through “community benefits valued at $260,000 annually.”

The 13th annual Sonic Circuits Experimental Music Fest is back, lasting nearly a week instead of three days this year.