Preview: Rude Mechanicals commit "Seven Deadly Sins" for fall variety show
AU’s theatre troupe presents its annual variety show this weekend in the SIS Founders Room.
AU’s theatre troupe presents its annual variety show this weekend in the SIS Founders Room.
Prueher is one half of the comedy duo that curates the videos for the annual festival.
The Canadian duo mixed up their set with songs old and new, catering to the entire audience
A free trial of Zumba at one of D.C.’s most upscale gyms.
The third edition of the Bentzen Ball Comedy Festival will be serving up laughs from Oct. 1-5.
Tennis gave a strong show Sept. 25 at the Black Cat, with an equally groovy and tight opening performance from Pure Bathing Culture.
Physics professor Jessica Uscinski discusses her love for music, specifically The Avett Brothers.
Has the tech company’s helicopter parenting stopped with the smartwatch?
The instrumental fusion group from Brooklyn, New York brought special guests and wowed the crowd.
Her new album “Goddess” drove ticket sales for the sold-out show.
The chart-topping artists to play two sold-out DC shows Sept. 29 and 30
Plus: a review of ABC’s new comedy “Black-ish” and Mark offers words of frustration about the “True Detective” casting announcements.
Max Nichols’ “Two Night Stand” asks the right questions but doesn’t necessarily answer them.
Classes are picking up, and your weekend workload is probably growing as you read this, but a little procrastination can be healthy at times.
Ten tips for making your EagleBucks last throughout the semester.
The Danish singer and D.C.-founded duo re-defined pop punk at their show.
The husband-and-wife duo just released a new album “Swimmin’ Time” in August.
Mark Lieberman and Devin Mitchell review NBC’s new cop/family show, preview the return of their favorite network shows and confess popular movies they haven’t seen yet.
The sold-out show was the band’s favorite U.S show so far, according to singer Elisabeth Troy.
“A Walk Among The Tombstones,” written and directed by Scott Frank (“Lookout”), deviates from the recent Liam Neeson trend.