Performing Arts Centers
Metro DC'S Performing Arts Centers present concerts, theatre, dance, opera, symphony and more. Check CultureCapital for schedules, descriptions and tickets.
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 | Shen Wei Dance Arts John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Thu, May 23 through Sat, May 25 Blending a traditional Chinese aesthetic with Western dance to extraordinary results, Shen Wei Dance Arts presents Undivided Divided, a site-specific piece where the dancers interact with multimedia, including video and sculpture. |
 | Washington National Opera: Show Boat John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Through Sun, May 26 Featuring legendary songs like "Ol' Man River" and "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man," in a spectacular new production, "this joyous, beautifully mounted entertainment should keep rolling along for a long while to come" (Chicago Tribune). |
 | Rickie Simpkins Strathmore Wed, May 29 Rickie Simpkins, master musician, will showcase a collection of invigorating original and traditional melodies featuring fiddle, mandolin, guitar, vocals along with cello. |
 | Owen Danoff Strathmore Wed, June 19 Alone with an acoustic guitar, an Owen Danoff performance is a showcase of thoughtful lyric and song writing. When with a band he joins the ranks of the bassist-turned-lead-singers, la Paul McCartney, and brings on the rock 'n' roll. |
 | The Guardsman John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Sat, May 25 through Sun, June 23 The Kennedy Center presents a brand new production of the 1920s Broadway comedy smash The Guardsman that starred Lunt and Fontanne as newlywed actors, full of fresh love, tender egos, and jealous schemes. |
 | Anything Goes John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Tue, June 11 through Sun, July 7 Winner of three Tony Awards, including Best Musical Revival, Cole Porter's first-class comedy features some of musical theater's most memorable standards, including "I Get a Kick out of You," "You're the Top," and, of course, "Anything Goes." |