Concerts

The sun goes down, the breeze wafts in, and nine first-rate performers distill American musical theater history into a 90-minute hit parade. By D.R. LEWIS

November 17 premiere to feature Disney classic and contemporary favorites.

At George Mason University’s Center for the Arts' annual benefit, the renowned diva of the theater was witty and down-to-earth charming. By DANA ROBERTS

Not even the summer heat could stifle the energy and excitement for this memorable evening of beloved show tunes. By KENDALL MOSTAFAVI

The nine-movement concert delivered visual art, original compositions, and choreography with a conviction both refreshing and urgent. By IAN KIRKLAND

Her extraordinary voice purred, preened, and exploded with depth and power. By AMY KOTKIN

After two years on tour with 'The Tina Turner Musical,' the gifted singer-actress was welcomed home in a one-night-only concert. By SUSAN GALBRAITH

Her powerhouse performance with the National Symphony Orchestra proves over and over why she is one of the foremost stage stars of the modern era. By D.R. LEWIS

In 'To Steve With Love,' the singer reminds audiences how lucky we were to live in the time of Stephen Sondheim. By D.R. LEWIS

Curated by Wammy Award-winning artists Ken Avis and Lynn Veronneau, the 14th-annual festival features folk, Latin, jazz, blues, and more.

At George Mason University’s Center for the Arts' annual benefit, the 'Hamilton' star showed off her incredible versatility and range. By DANA ROBERTS

The Tony, Emmy, and Grammy winner will headline George Mason University's 'ARTS by George!' benefit event September 30. By NICOLE HERTVIK

It's not a fully staged show, with all the intimate, raw emotions of the original, but Jonathan Larson's masterpiece endures and lifts the heart.

With a "One Night Only" opportunity to shine, DC native and Duke Ellington graduate YahZarah showcased her five-octave range as she teamed with a...

Making her first national tour stop presented by Washington Performing Arts at Sixth & I, the acclaimed singer and actress completely captivated the room.

A poetic contemplation on the glories and sufferings of human life as presented on Broadway over the last century.

The production warms with tradition and traces the origins of American holiday music to its Appalachian origins.

The National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) returned with their annual Holiday Pops! concert at the Kennedy Center in 2022, welcoming Tony Award-winning actress and singer...

At the National Philharmonic Orchestra 'Broadway's Brightest Lights' concert, there was no shortage of cross-generational jubilation.

Restaging centers complexities of faith amid contemporary chaos.