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Posts Tagged ‘studio theater’

FILM AND STAGE

DC Celebrates The Worst And Offers Reasons To Dance

Friday, October 2nd, 2009

Tonight and Saturday, October 3: Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance. Dance if you want to, but it’s way more fun to pay $15 to watch some of the best do it. [Velocity DC Dance Festival] MORE »


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See Marlon Brando Improvise His Way To a Communist-Free America

Friday, July 31st, 2009

sexy rexyTonight through Saturday, August, 1: If you’ve ever wanted to pretend you were Christopher Walken, or contemplate good versus evil using only pantomime, or if you just like watching people attempt to be funny on the spot (and then laugh at them when they don’t succeed), go to the Improvapalooza at the Source theater this weekend — 85 shows and 16 hours of comedic genius (hopefully) for just $10 a day. [The Washington Improv Theater] MORE »


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Wide World of Obscenities, Babies, and You Exercising Your Rights This Weekend

Friday, July 24th, 2009

it\'s better out here It’s here! Well, OMFG the second installment of Screen on the Green is coming up on Monday, July 27. The first one may have almost been rained out, but we CAN’T WAIT to see the next film, Dog Day Afternoon, on Monday. What’s it about? Is it any good? Who cares! [This is a very well-known Oscar-winning movie, ARIELLE. -- Ed.] This is about our RIGHT to watch old movies on the Mall that we would otherwise never ever even think about watching. [Screen on the Green] MORE »


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Tinkerbell, Woolly Mammoths, and Plays About Death

Friday, July 10th, 2009

it's spring! Tonight through early August: If you’re a fan of musical theater, inappropriate sexual innuendos, failed pop icons, or ’80s hits, and you just LOVE when underdogs triumph over adversity, you should catch Spring Awakening or The Color Purple at the Kennedy Center.  Both shows have won numerous Tony awards, so regardless of your feelings toward musical bildungsromans or American Idol, they’re worth checking out. [Kennedy Center] MORE »