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.

From pioneering artists to pioneering acts, originality is playing in and around the District.

Plenty of St. Patrick to help you go green.

Switching it up at Studio Theatre and the National Portrait Gallery.

Bold colors and brothers.

A doctor, a playwright, and an artist come to the District.

Venetian competition, Italian theater, and the Oscar goes to...

In Virginia, one community theater in Alexandria is celebrating Black History Month by staging a performance with a provocative title. The title includes a word that is attracting attention. And a warning -- this story contains language that some may find offensive.