Nesting at torpedo, benefiting at La Masion Francaise, and the return of FilmfestDC.

Opera is done up differently, etchings are made personal, and Italian films on fresh prints.

Elephant Man, House Arrest at 1600 and a tidal basin of cherries.

Afrobeats at Bossa, wordy walls and open charm city.

Art in Paris, art in the suburbs: It’s a win-win.

A new play by a local playwright shines the spotlight on a notorious figure from D.C.'s past: a 19th-century grave-robber who stole headlines, and for one unforgettable night, stole the show.

Street art in a gallery, revolution at Ford’s, and a DRC documentary.

Aerial photography, Shakespearean tragedy, and autumn love.

Just another day of exceptional dance, theater and art in the Washington area.