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City Guide
Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008
Citizen Josh weaves a web of entertaining and moving autobiographical tales into a personal quest to examine and engage the fundamentals of democracy. Arena Stage
The Underpants No one wants to be caught with their pants down... or do they? Steve Martin brings his comic genius to this outrageous look at politics, sex, and feminism. Only at Olney Theatre
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For the week of Oct. 10 - 16
Restaurants
Tom Sietsema's 2008 dining guide includes reviews of 44 restaurants, lists of favorite burger joints and wine bars, and the demotion of one perennial four-star favorite.
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Here Comes Halloween
Hayrides, corn mazes, haunted houses and jack o'lanterns await in this list of area farms.
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Museums
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 Anne
Starts Friday, Oct. 10
Prepare to be spooked at an outdoor, after-dark staging of this bloody play.
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Jen
Saturday, Oct. 11
Brit-pop superstars the Wedding Present will run through a deep catalog of hits at the Black Cat.
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Julia
Saturday, Oct. 11
Sample sweets and savories from the neighborhood's finest restaurants.
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Stephanie
Opens Sunday, Oct. 12
An exhibition of the works of Ansel Adams, Robert Adams and Alfred Stieglitz comes to the National Gallery.
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Fritz
Wednesday, Oct. 15
Local "steam-punk" band the Cassettes unveils its latest melange of old-timey instruments and modern songwriting at a Galaxy Hut listening party.
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Going Out Gurus
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You Said It
When you have a guest in town and you don't want to take them to a chain steakhouse, you need to visit Rays. $30 steak (that comes with mashed potatoes and cream of spinach). The seasoned cashews to start and gourmet mint chocolates after your meal don't cost a dime. The waitresses get it done. Ray's has character. Forego the stuffy D.C. crowds and enjoy the best food in a humble Arlington neighborhood. Your guests will thank you.
• Prefer local steakhouses or New York imports? Write a review.
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