From DCist: THINGS TO DO AROUND DC: SUNDAY, NOV. 6 FEMINIST REVENGE: Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really may be based on Bram Stoker’s classic tale, but it’s not particularly concerned with the titular vampire. Instead, Kate Hamill’s feminist reimagining is […]
From MD Theatre Guide: Rorschach’s “Dracula” delivers the feminist revenge fantasy it promises with a witty, relentless, and bloody satisfying attack on the patriarchy. Loosely based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula, playwright Kate Hamill turns the tables on the classic tale’s unquestioned male […]
From DCist: Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really Review by Nicole Hertvik Spooky season is officially here and Rorschach Theatre is going all in with Kate Hamill’s Dracula, A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really, an adaptation of Bram Stoker’s 1897 vampire thriller. […]
From DC Theatre Arts Trust Rorschach Theatre to immerse us in an unreal world. Inevitably they go all in; it is their fantastical forte. And this time, with Kate Hammill’s feminist adaptation of Dracula in hand, Rorschach has conjured a wondrous world […]
From Popville: “Down in the Reeds is a day-long Fall celebration and Music Festival. Our 2022 Festival is happening on Saturday October 8th from 11am – 7pm at The Parks at Walter Reed.” “The Down in the Reeds Festival is 2 […]
From NBC Washington: Duke Ellington School of the Arts’ Radical Elite Show Band opens Art All Night in Georgetown. News4’s Tommy McFLY shares a preview. See the video report here
From NBC Washington: News4’s Tommy McFly introduces us to artist Shi-Queeta Lee, who will be performing during Art All Night. See the video report here
From Biznow: The Parks at Walter Reed, a 66-acre campus with an anticipated 3.1M SF of development, is about 70% completed or under construction. New projects have continued to move forward on the campus in part because of an opportunity zone […]
From Petworth News: The Parks at Walter Reed hosts a ton of free events for the community, from a Farmers’ Market to outdoor movie night, to yoga and the upcoming Down in the Reeds Festival and avant garde theater. Here’s […]
From Broadway World Under the direction of Rebecca Rovezzi, Rorschach Theatre’s DRACULA will perform in the appropriately haunted atmosphere of the now vacant firehouse at The Parks at Historic Walter Reed. Rorschach will transform the space into the lush, dark Victorian […]
by Bisnow Richmond-based Capital Square has acquired a 4-year-old Woodbridge multifamily community on behalf of a Delaware Statutory Trust. The Rivergate North multifamily community in Woodbridge, Virginia. The firm acquired the 402-unit Rivergate development, located at 13175 Marina Way, for $98M, property […]
by The Washington Post The Soul Mega Megafest is bringing diversity on Saturday to the Parks at Walter Reed. “The goal is really to kind of merge the block party culture with the beer festival culture. We don’t normally see those two […]
by Commercial Observer The first retail tenants have signed on with The Parks at Walter Reed, Hines’ 66-acre mixed-use community in Washington, D.C. When complete, the development will include more than 3.1 million square feet of new construction and adaptive reuse […]
By the Washingtonian Great venues, rising stars, must-hear albums, and more. What does Washington sound like? So many things! Read full article here
by dcist EUROPEAN MUSIC: Attend the first edition of DC European Music Day, celebrating all sorts of genres from all over the European Union. POLLINATOR WEEK: Celebrate Pollinator Week with the National Museum of Natural History. NEW EXHIBIT: Check out the very first exhibit from […]
by Bisnow A 125-unit affordable redevelopment in Columbia Heights has landed a $25M loan from EagleBank and is slated to begin construction next month. The project by Jonathan Rose Cos. and Somerset Development Co. at 1350 Fairmont St. NW will feature 125 affordable […]
by WUSA9 D.C.’s mayor has had eight years to push an agenda around safer streets, affordable housing and stronger schools. On June 21, voters will decide if it’s been enough. Read the full article here
by The Washington Post Events and ideas to celebrate Juneteenth in the D.C. area Read the full article here
by Washington Business Journal Developers say 70% of the D.C. project is underway or complete, ahead of schedule. Read the full article here
by Rebusiness Online WASHINGTON, D.C. — J.P. Morgan Chase has provided a $75.6 million construction loan to Urban Atlantic and Triden Development Group for The Reynard, a 344-unit apartment development in Washington, D.C. The property will be part of The […]
By the Washington City Paper Check out home-grown jazz at Walter Reed, indie jams at Wolf Trap, old-style photos of new people in Anacostia, and a beach read convo with Ari Shapiro. O-Slice is no stranger to the stage. The 27-year-old […]
by Michael J. West, Washington Post In the 1970s, Washington-based Black Fire Records was simultaneously an incubator and reliquary of D.C.’s African American music and culture and a living symbol of the Black Power and Black Consciousness movements. Charvis Campbell […]
by ABC 7 News WASHINGTON (7News) — Looking for something to do in the DMV this weekend? Here’s what is going on! Read the full article here
by Jacob Wallace, Bisnow As large mixed-used developments take shape in D.C., developers are leaning on the perceived virtue of grocery stores to help gain community support and attract apartment renters. That has been especially true at Roadside Development‘s City Ridge project, where Wegmans plans […]
By Sriram Gopal, dcist From Duke Ellington to the Howard Theatre, Washington D.C. played a pivotal role shaping the sound and stylings of jazz — a legacy that’s endured in the city’s clubs, concert venues, and, now that it’s summer, […]
By Lisa Traiger, DC Metro Theater Arts Making his professional debut for Pan Underground, the 19-year-old displays astounding skill in conveying the hope, wonder, fear, and disappointment of a child. Read the full article here
By Ian Thal, Washington City Paper The fools do, in fact, rush in for this masked comedy of errors directed by Francesca Chilcote. Read the full article here
By Celia Wren, Washington Post A rare butterfly is winging around D.C. and a celebrity chef would like to serve it for dinner. Great news for foodies, until the chef’s hunt for the insect in a local park runs up […]
By Kateri Pelton, MD Theatre Guide “This newly devised work perfectly encapsulated all the delight and tradition of an ancient comedy technique with relevant content and whimsical storytelling…a knockout performance” Read the full article here
by Newsdesk, DC Metro Theater Arts By popular demand, Pan Underground will throw the Red Bike Block Party again on May 21, 2022, at the Parks at Walter Reed — a one-day outdoor celebration featuring music, food, local vendors, and performances, all centered around an […]
By Jade Womack, Washingtonian A variety of outdoor festivals and celebrations are back this April, many after a pandemic hiatus. Meet the Easter Bunny, indulge in a bit of retail therapy, groove to live music, and more. Read the full […]