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Spinning Wheels
Go Play in the Street
The men's pro field chases the leader in last year's CSC Invitational in Arlington.
(By Douglas Graham)
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Local musicians, dance troupes and other entertainers take to the streets at the 13th annual Imagination Bethesda children's festival Saturday outdoors in downtown Bethesda. The Joy of Motion Dance Center, Tappers With Attitudes, Los Quetzales and other groups will perform all day, and strolling balloon artists, jugglers and face painters will mingle with the crowds. Adventure Theatre, Imagination Stage, Round House Theatre, Strathmore and other organizations will host exhibits and interactive workshops. Admission is free.
"IMAGINATION BETHESDA" Saturday from 11 to 4 in downtown Bethesda along Woodmont Avenue
between Bethesda Avenue and Elm Street (Metro: Bethesda). 301-215-6660 orhttp:/
New on Stage
Artistic Director Michael Kahn directs "Hamlet," Shakespeare's tale of murder most foul, ghostly intrusions and youthful indecision, opening Tuesday at the Shakespeare Theatre. Tickets cost $19 to $64.50 during previews through June 10, and $30.50 to $76.25 for later shows.
"HAMLET" Tuesday through July 29 at the
Shakespeare Theatre, 450 Seventh St. NW
(Metro: Gallery Place-Chinatown, Navy
Memorial-Archives). 202-547-1122 orhttp:/
Three divorced women in a New England village cast spells to make their dream man show up -- and he does -- in "The Witches of Eastwick," the musical comedy adapted from the novel and the film, opening Tuesday at Signature Theatre in its first American production after a smash run in London. Artistic Director Eric Schaeffer directs. Tickets cost $38 to $63.
"THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK" Tuesday through July 15 at Signature Theatre, 2800 S. Stafford St.,
