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‘Arrested Development’: Catch up with the Bluths
Before Season 4 debuts Sunday on Netflix, reacquaint yourselves with the comedy’s cast and characters.
National Arboretum’s deep roots
With its gardens, paths and springtime azaleas, the arboretum is an urban oasis.
Shen Wei’s colorful ‘Undivided Divided’ defies our expectation
REVIEW | Dance piece shifts from objective observation to subjective involvement.
‘Southern Cross the Dog,’ by Bill Cheng
A powerful debut novel about misery in the South pushes us to think about the bargains we make with life.
Washington Post Bestsellers May 26
The books Washington has been reading.
Mike Darnell, the man behing ‘American Idol,’ steps down
“Mike Darnell Votes Himself Out…Of Fox Broadcasting Company,” the network said Friday.
NBC to air Blake Shelton concert telethon to aid tornado victims
NBC to air Blake Shelton concert telethon to aid tornado victims
Jennifer Koh’s unforgettable, insightful interpretations
The violinist’s near-flawless technique was on display at Atlas in a concert of John Adams music.
From Tantehorse, surrealist and macabre ‘physical mime’
The Czech Republic-based performance artists will bring their singular style to D.C. this week.
‘Threads of Feeling’: Mothers’ tokens of love in 1700s Britain
Swatches left with foundlings alter ideas about parenting and everyday life in 18th-century London.
Richard Wagner’s bicentennial and the moral ambivalence of art
The German composer was born 200 years ago, but his work is still polarizing today.
Theater J, Woolly Mammoth mix things up
Washington’s Theater J and Woolly Mammoth offer a testing ground for premiering new plays.
In HBO’s ‘Behind the Candelabra,’ Liberace is a real drag
Michael Douglas plays the flamboyant piano legend in Steven Soderbergh’s depressing biopic.
A fresh mask for ‘The Guardsman’
Sarah Wayne Callies and Finn Wittrock star in new translation of classic at Kennedy Center.
If Smithsonian bursts the Bubble, Hirshhorn goes back to square one
Next month’s decision on the ambitious project could change the direction of the art museum.
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Tantehorse’s ‘Dante: Light in a Darkness’ (Preview)
Founded in 2006 by Mirenka Cechova and Radim Vizvary, Tantehorse is a physical mime theatre company based in the Czech Republic. The black comedy, “Dante: Light in a Darkness” is part of Tantehorse’s “Dark Trilogy.”
‘Eveningland’ by Christopher K. Morgan & Artists and Skybetter & Associates
Preview of “Eveningland,” a collaborative work by D.C.-based contemporary dance company Christopher K. Morgan & Artists and New York’s Skybetter and Associates.
Arachne Aerial Arts and In-Flight Theater: ‘For That Which Returns’
Preview of “For That Which Returns,” an aerial performance based on the myth of Demeter and Persephone.
Other Desert Cities at Arena Stage
The production Other Desert Cities runs through May 26 Arena Stage.
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance in ‘Move: from the inside out’
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