The Eyes of the World: From D-Day to VE Day at the Kennedy Center June 4

As we observe Memorial Day, consider this upcoming performance at the Kennedy Center, focused on the final months of WWII in Europe. The dramatic story is told through the eyes of Ernest Hemingway, LIFE Magazine photographer Robert Capa, Vogue model-turned-photojournalist Lee Miller, and a young American soldier. Their journey and the valor of units like the all-Black, all-female 6888 Battalion come…

Kennedy Center presents The NSO with Joshua Bell curated by Gourmet Symphony

As part of a weeklong residency at the Kennedy Center, the internationally renowned violinist Joshua Bell and the National Symphony Orchestra join forces with the D.C.-based Gourmet Symphony to present a unique collaboration showcasing the musical and culinary arts in one evening’s program. The multi-course, culinary-inspired concert will feature Grammy Award®-winning violinist Joshua Bell as soloist, celebrity chef Mike Isabella as the…

The Cerulean Time Capsule Theatrical Adventure Comes to the Botanic Garden

Get ready for some PG-rated fun with nature this Sunday.  Mark your calendar and Bikeshare over to the US Botanic Garden! A world premiere Kennedy Center co-commission with the U.S. Botanic Garden Created by Jonathan Shmidt Chapman and Drew Petersen from Trusty Sidekick Theater Company Directed by Drew Petersen Meet Benjamin Peale, a botanist who…

After Work Speacial at the Kennedy Center: Jazz Hand, Tales of a One-Armed Woman

Yes, you read that title correctly: Jazz Hand.  One singular sensation.  “Jazz Hand: Tales of a One-Armed Woman is a two-person sketch show that addresses some of the awkward and absurd situations that actor Mary Theresa Archbold has encountered regarding her prosthetic arm. Featuring hilarious personal monologues, dancing, and singing, Jazz Hand holds a mirror…