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Get on the bus with the comedy troupe Gross National Product, who will highlight the lowlifes in the sordid D.C. political scene on their "Scandal Tour 2013: 25th Anniversary" edition. The updated tour starts at the Ben Franklin Statue (one of the "fondling" fathers) and explores a host of dirty deeds, including Watergate, the Fast and Furious scandal, Anthony Wiener, Gary Hart's townhouse and the Supreme Court. Just recently added are the latest scandals involving the Associated Press, the Internal Revenue Service and the 113 Congress. With a deft, funny group of political impersonators providing... More Info

The Old Post Office Pavilion Washington DC Deal

The innovative Czech company Tantehorse, led by actor/dancers Miřenka Čechová and Radim Vizvary, performs a pair of its signature surrealistic works that combine elements of physical theater, mime, poetry, modern dance and even slapstick comedy. "Dante: Light in a Darkness" and "The Death of the Marquis de Sade: On the Dark Road" are part of an emotionally-intense Tantehorse trilogy that explores aspects of death through these combined arts, with a signature style influenced by Japanese butoh and traditional Czech pantomime... More Info

Atlas Performing Arts Center Washington DC Deal

Mythological beings and legendary tales will be the subject of the Six Degree Singers' spring concert. In addition to works by Ravel, Brahms and more, the program will feature the winner of the ensemble's 2013 Young Composer's Competition. Six Degree Singers is a 35-member choir comprised of young adult performers dedicated to making quality music and staging concerts, volunteer events and music education programs throughout the Washington area. Six Degree Singers have performed at festivals and venues including the Silver Spring Loy Krathong Thai Festival and the Chesapeake-Potomac Invitational... More Info

Sitar Arts Center Washington DC Deal

Mythological beings and legendary tales will be the subject of the Six Degree Singers' spring concert. In addition to works by Ravel, Brahms and more, the program will feature the winner of the ensemble's 2013 Young Composer's Competition. Six Degree Singers is a 35-member choir comprised of young adult performers dedicated to making quality music and staging concerts, volunteer events and music education programs throughout the Washington area. Six Degree Singers have performed at festivals and venues including the Silver Spring Loy Krathong Thai Festival and the Chesapeake-Potomac Invitational... More Info

Church of the Ascension Washington DC Deal

"The Red Mill", one of Broadway's earliest blockbusters, makes a triumphant return to the stage thanks to The Victorian Lyric Opera Company's lavish revival at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre. "Babes in Toyland" composer Victor Herbert had an immediate and enduring smash hit with his 1906 operetta focused on the adventures of "Kid Conner" and "Con Kidder," two American vaudevillians abroad in Europe. Caught trying to skip out on their bill at a Dutch inn, Kid and Con find themselves stranded in Holland ... and embroiled in local drama. A cook who dreams of the stage, forbidden love and a supposedly... More Info

F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre Washington DC Deal

The talented youths who make up the CityDance Conservatory show off their stuff in an exciting evening of dance on the main stage at the Music Center at Strathmore. This performance will highlight the challenging fusion of contemporary, fusion and classical dance learned during the 2012-13 season by the burgeoning performers. Featuring works from faculty choreographers Robert J. Priore, Christopher K. Morgan, Junichi Fukuda and guests Janice Botelho and Alex Neoral, this will be a night showcasing the power and beauty of the art... More Info

Music Center at Strathmore Washington DC Deal

One of the finest Baroque violinists of her generation, Amandine Beyer possesses a fierce dedication to authentic performance that shows in every facet of her work, from embracing modernist works to the artistically faithful "chin off" playing style she uses. During this regal concert at the French Embassy, Beyer and her group of talented musicians, Gli Incogniti, will perform an array of Austrian music from the 17th century. The ensemble has played at some of the top concert halls and festivals around the globe, and you'll get to hear firsthand these stirring interpretations of chamber favori... More Info

Embassy of France Washington DC Deal

One of the premier classical pianists working today, Ludovico Einaudi has transcended the boundaries of chamber music to become a composer comfortable with touching all genres. He has incorporated rock, pop and world music into his work, which includes composing the scores for films like "The Intouchables" and "I'm Still Here". His most recent album, "In a Time Lapse", features a combination of ambient sounds and rich piano progressions. Join Einaudi and his talented ensemble for this stirring concert that showcases his skill and passion for the piano... More Info

Warner Theatre Washington DC Deal

Folger Theatre brings you Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night", the comic tale of two women mourning the loss of their beloved brothers. Olivia shuts herself away from the world, while Viola -- finding herself shipwrecked in a strange city -- disguises herself as a man. When the two meet, Olivia falls in love with Viola believing her to be a man, and the hilarity begins. Filled with Shakespeare's most indelible comedic characters and side-splitting situations, this comic tale of wild infatuation and mistaken identities in the strange land of Illyria is laugh-out-loud funny... More Info

Folger Theatre Washington DC Deal

Oscar and Tony Award-winner Tom Stoppard ("Shakespeare in Love, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead") penned this witty and incisive drama about a famous playwright who draws on his troubled personal life and unraveling marriage to an actress to create his works. Deeply moving, bitingly funny and said to be at least semi-autobiographical, this razor-sharp drama brilliantly examines the complex nature of love, art and reality. "The Real Thing" won a Tony for Best Play in its original run and another in 2000 for its Broadway revival. David Muse directs this Studio Theatre production... More Info

The Studio Theatre Washington DC Deal

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When a newly married couple fixes up two romantically challenged friends, crisis and comedy ensue in the wickedly funny "Becky Shaw". From their first blind date, which includes an unscheduled visit to the police station, the couple, along with the newlyweds who set them up, surprise audiences -- and themselves -- in this comedy thriller. A smash hit in its New York run and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, "Becky Shaw" was written by "Law & Order" writer-producer Gina Gionfriddo and is directed at Round House by Patricia McGregor... More Info

Round House Theatre - Bethesda Washington DC Deal

An international fringe festival favorite in the bold performance style called Bouffon, "Red Bastard" is a subversively hilarious (and very adult) melding of performance art, interactive improv, stand-up comedy and physical clowning under the guise of a master class in acting. The bulbous and rude ruby-hued comic character Red Bastard is the creation of Eric Davis, a former "Cirque du Soleil" clown and winner of the 2009 Golden Nose for New York's Clown of the Year. Watch and "learn" as Red Bastard lures you, his students, into raw conversation featuring traps, rewards and catch-22's in this absurdly... More Info

Warehouse Theater Washington DC Deal

A Rivalry As Old as TimeThis year a major decision will be made in the hearts of Washingtonians. We aren't talking about the election, we are talking about the choice between pie versus cake.You can only choose one, and the best place for pie in DC is the aptly named Pie Sisters! You'll never want a moldy, dry slice of cake after you see the amazing treats rolling out of Pie Sisters. Located on M Street in Georgetown Pie Sisters is a cozy shop of style and substance.Fall in love with delicious fruit pies, gorge on slices of dessert heaven or even a savory meal right from the pie dish. If you don't... More Info

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Body Sculpting By Emmanuel Washington DC Deal

On Thursday nights, Old Town Theater welcomes leading touring musicians for an evening of world-class live jazz. From local legends and jazz veterans to the next generation of talented performers, the historic theater has distinguished itself as a premier venue to enjoy an exciting evening of jazz from some of the top musicians in the business. Old Town Theater is a true Alexandria landmark, and has hosted everything from vaudeville acts and iconic concerts to women's sufferage rallies and silent movie screenings in its nearly 100 year history. Please see the full event description for detailed... More Info

Old Town Theater Washington DC Deal

The Kennedy Center hosts a very special site-specific performance from New York's Shen Wei Dance Arts. The modern dance company is led by Chinese-American choreographer Shen Wei, best known for choreographing the 2008 Beijing Olympic Opening Ceremony. His works blend Asian and Western influences, and are known for their commitment to creating striking images. This performance is called "Undivided Divided" and features the dancers of the company interacting with multimedia, including video and sculpture. When it premiered in 2011, this piece heralded a bold new direction for the company. Audience... More Info

The Kennedy Center - Atrium Washington DC Deal

Chock full of beachy keen entertainment from classic striptease to dance, magic and comedy, "Burlesque-A-Pades Beach Party" boasts everything you could ever want in a summertime vintage-style variety show and more. The ever-glamorous Pontani Sisters are bringing some of their best fellow artists from New York for this special performance. Scheduled to appear are Angie Pontani, host Albert Cadabra, the Maine Attraction, Tansy, Helen Pontani and some surprise special guests. This blockbuster tour kicked off in Coney Island, and hits more major East Coast cities this summer... More Info

The Howard Theatre Washington DC Deal

Elden Street Players presents the Tony-winning drama "Red" by playwright and screenwriter John Logan ("Any Given Sunday", "The Aviator"). Director Gloria DuGan, whose production of "Blood Brothers" won a WATCH Award, helms this biographical play about contemporary artist Mark Rothko, during a time in his life when he is battling his inner demons as well as a prickly new assistant and the volatile and often fickle art world. As he confronts these obstacles, he also labors to complete a series of grand-scale (and now world-famous) paintings for the Four Seasons luxury restaurant in late-'50s New... More Info

Elden Street Players Industrial Strength Theatre Washington DC Deal

Amongst world cuisines, only the Amish can give the Koreans a run for the title of “Best Use Of Cabbage,” but they ultimately fall short due to the difficulty involved in eating pork and sauerkraut with chopsticks... More Info

Burke Garden Washington DC Deal

Word around your molars is that your tastebuds are bored and thinking of leaving if you don’t soon put something a lot more exciting on your tongue... More Info

India Garden Washington DC Deal

If you’re looking for a fun place to meet friends and family and eat some of the best Mexican cuisine in the area, look no further! Red Rock’s Cafe & Tequila Bar is the place to be... More Info

Red Rocks Cafe & Tequila Bar Washington DC Deal

Life is full of choices: paper or plastic, decaf or regular, Dr. Phil or Dr. Oz... Luckily, your dining out choices just got a little less agonizing, thanks to Dolce Coffee & Sushi’s eclectic menu of fresh sushi, premium coffees and teas and delectable pastries... More Info

Dolce Coffee And Sushi Washington DC Deal

While you don’t have a palace and armed guards at the drawbridge (no, your terrier yapping at the mailman hardly counts), you too can feel like a great emperor when you visit China King in Silver Spring. They have dozens of excellent hot and tasty dishes waiting for your order, and you don’t even need a royal throne to enjoy... More Info

China King Washington DC Deal

Like Dorothy opening her door and emerging into a color-filled world of color and merry dancing locals, stepping inside Burma Road opens your eyes and palate to the fantastic. A wonderful world of elegant dining not found anywhere else in the Gaithersburg area. For the adventurous lovers of traditional Burmese cuisine, everyone will find something delicious at Burma Road... More Info

Burma Road Restaurant Washington DC Deal

If you’ve noticed guitarists using corn chips as picks, drummers replacing snare skins with flour tortillas and frontmen singing into plugged-in burritos, it’s because the rock star of Rockville is Cavo’s Cantina... More Info

CAVO's CANTINA Washington DC Deal

Got any Irish in you? Want some? At Kate’s Irish Pub, they’re waiting to welcome you with a pint o’ Irish hospitality and to fill you with traditional Gaelic gastronomic delights... More Info

Kate's Irish Pub Washington DC Deal

The Colosseum, the Mona Lisa, and Ferraris weren’t built by people eating chicken fingers at chain restaurants. On the contrary, these majestic feats were accomplished on satisfied stomachs full of incredible Italian food, like Vitello Saltimbocca, LInguine Al Frutto Di Mare, and Cozze Al Forno, just a few of the outstanding dishes you’ll find at Rafagino Ristorante... More Info

Rafagino Ristorante Washington DC Deal

David Elliott directs Jeff Talbott's off-Broadway comedy-drama "The Submission", which scored the first-ever Laurents/Hatcher Award in 2011. Danny is a gay, white playwright. He's also the author of a stirring new play about an alcoholic black mother and her card-shark son who are desperate to get out of the projects. Things are looking up when Danny's work gets accepted at the nation's preeminent theater festival. But Danny has a big secret: His name is not attached to the play. Instead, Shaleeha G'ntamobi's name appears as author, and she doesn't exist. Now Danny must scramble to take responsibility... More Info

Olney Theatre Center - Mulitz-Gudelsky Theatre Lab Washington DC Deal

Enjoy 10 selections from Richard Wagner's best-known operas during this commemorative concert. Hardcore Wagner fans and novices alike will enjoy the performance as conductor Piotr Gajewski leads the National Philharmonic Orchestra through favorite compositions, including the instantly familiar "Ride of the Valkyries". Born on May 22, 1813, Wagner remains a controversial figure, but his influence on 20th century composition and theater has been profound. The orchestra will also perform the preludes to "The Flying Dutchman" and "Die Meistersinger" along with several more works. Please see the full... More Info

Music Center at Strathmore Washington DC Deal

The National Philharmonic presents a musical performance of cosmic proportions at the Music Center at Strathmore. The orchestra will perform along with the National Philharmonic Chorale and three talented soloists to present "Carmina Burana." Carl Orff's thrilling, instantly recognizable cantata is one of the 20th century's most popular and enduring works. This visceral, intoxicating piece is best known for its massive and haunting movement "O Fortuna," which has served as background music for dramatic moments in countless movies and commercials. The Philharmonic will also perform "Three Poems... More Info

Music Center at Strathmore Washington DC Deal

"One Night With Janis Joplin" adds some actual Fourth of July fireworks to the musical ones produced on stage, with a post-show barbeque buffet on the Arena Stage terrace -- a prime viewing spot for the famed pyrotechnics launched on the National Mall. First up is the show, a part-concert, part-theatrical event that captures Janis Joplin's life and legacy in all its live intensity. Mary Bridget Davies stars as the rock legend in a performance that has audiences dancing in the aisles and critics raving. Featuring powerful musical numbers including "Piece of My Heart, "Summertime" and "Mercedes Benz,"... More Info

Arena Stage - Kreeger Theater Washington DC Deal

This slapstick farce follows the disaster-prone exploits of three roommates after one of them brings home a seductive grifter. The night before his girlfriend's art opening, Bobby makes a terrible decision by letting the mysterious femme fatale into his home where she quickly turns philosopher/stoner Hank and awkward conspiracy theorist Jeff against each other. As Bobby gets caught up in the web of lies, the situation turns dire when a hitman shows up looking for the con artist. Maryland Ensemble Theatre's new, original production delivers quick-witted humor along with biting social commentary,... More Info

Maryland Ensemble Theatre Washington DC Deal

When you board the George Washington River Boat, you're in for a treat lovingly presented by the family-owned National River Tours. Owner-Captain Bill Ross even helms the vessel himself several days a week. As he or one of the other skilled captains navigates the Potomac River to give you a unique perspective on all the sites of Washington, D.C., they'll share live narration and answer your questions about things you see along the way during the one-hour ride. Soda and water are always available for purchase onboard, and you're welcome to bring your own alcohol and/or picnic meal... More Info

George Washington River Boat Washington DC Deal

Imagination Stage presents "The Magic Finger", adapted from a story by popular children's author Roald Dahl. "The Magic Finger" is the story of Lucy, an 8-year old with a strong sense of justice who has been gifted a "magic" index finger that helps her right the wrongs she sees around her. When Lucy sees something she thinks is unfair, she points her magic finger at the problem, and it causes all sorts of mischief. One day, when visiting a friend's farm, Lucy sees the family shoot some ducks. Horrified, she points her magic finger at the family and everything is turned topsy turvey. The farmers... More Info

Imagination Stage Washington DC Deal

For a really happy Happy Hour, set sail on the Boomerang Yacht out of Washington Harbour and enjoy a party on the Potomac, sipping on a specialty cocktail, dancing to DJ-spun Top 40 and house music and watching the sun slip away behind D.C.'s famed monuments. This 80-passenger double-decker ship boasts a large dance floor, a custom-built cash bar with special drink selections, and wrap-around party-bow seating, featuring gorgeous views of the nation's capital... More Info

Boomerang Party Yacht Washington DC Deal

See some of our monuments and memorials on the National Mall during this two-hour walking tour. You'll learn about neoclassical architecture, modern sculpture, United States history and even hear funny tales as you watch the lights come up in the Federal City. As you walk between memorials, you'll learn their stories before having time to explore the sites by yourself. You'll visit the National World War II Memorial, District War Memorial, Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial and Abraham Lincoln Memorial. Both the Washington Monument and Thomas Jefferson Memorial are seen... More Info

The National Mall Washington DC Deal

Take a break from your hectic day and unwind with this trip aboard the "Harbour Belle" on a Happy Hour Cruise down the spectacular Potomac River. This 90-minute sail features fantastic views of D.C., national monuments and beautiful parks, set to the upbeat music sounds of the Black Eyed Peas, Jamie Foxx and more. The onboard cash bar, with drink specials aplenty, will help you start the evening right. Enjoy the warm summer evenings on the water with this fun-filled cruise down one of the country's most scenic rivers... More Info

Harbour Belle at Washington Harbour Washington DC Deal

Encore Stage & Studio presents a light and dreamy version of the much-loved fairy tale "Sleeping Beauty", starring a talented cast of youngsters ages nine to 18. Perfect for kids four and older, it's the story of the beautiful baby Briar Rose, whose parents the King and Queen invite the entire kingdom to celebrate their daughter's birth. But an evil witch puts a sleeping spell on the princess, who'll snooze her life away unless she receives a kiss from a true love... More Info

Thomas Jefferson Community Theatre Washington DC Deal

WSC Avant Bard performs Harold Pinter's haunting yet comedic drama "No Man's Land". Spooner and Hirst, two aging writers who meet in a pub, return to Hirst's home for a late-night session of drinking, witty banter and sinister power games. Originated by British theater legends John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson, the characters of Spooner and Hirst pull the audience into a stream of consciousness that revisits their past literary achievements and failures, past associations, past escapades and past resentments in a profound, booze-soaked meditation on life, death and everything in between... More Info

Theatre on the Run Washington DC Deal

Shakespeare Theatre Company presents a newly commissioned adaptation and translation of Friedrich Schiller's "Wallenstein" by former poet laureate Robert Pinsky. "Wallenstein", one of Germany's greatest dramatic works, follows a famous general at the height of his power during the Thirty Years' War. Leading Europe's most powerful army, Wallenstein is caught between his ambition and his Emperor's growing distrust, leading him to a dire choice: stay loyal to his king and lose his power, or betray his country for greater gain. The original translation is cleverly annotated with humorous and illuminating... More Info

Sidney Harman Hall Washington DC Deal

The National Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Krzysztof Urbanski, is joined by celebrated pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet for alternating programs of concerti by Macmillan and Saint-Saëns. Thibaudet's piano style has been lauded by the "New York Times" for its "classical refinement and cool beauty." On June 20, Thibaudet will perform with the NSO on Macmillan's Piano Concerto No. 3, "The Mysteries of Light," which was premiered by Thibaudet in 2011. On June 21-22, Thibaudet will perform with the NSO on Saint-Saëns' Piano Concerto No. 5, a grandiose and exotic work that references the time the composer... More Info

The Kennedy Center - Concert Hall Washington DC Deal

Stroll along the winding streets of the Woodley Park neighborhood and marvel at the glorious Washington National Cathedral during this informative walking tour. Woodley Park was a desirable summer retreat from the heat and bustle of the city in the 19th century, and today it is home to immaculate homes, the ultra-modern Swiss embassy and the now-deserted Klingle Road. After ascending Mount St. Alban's, you'll get your first view of the Cathedral, with its dramatic stone carvings and gargoyles. Take a deeper look at D.C. with this entertaining tour... More Info

Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan Metro Station Washington DC Deal

Join the Washington National Opera for the company premiere of "Show Boat", an original Broadway classic. As the Cotton Blossom travels the Mississippi with a troupe of riverboat performers, Julie, Joe, Queenie, Magnolia and Ravenal navigate the ups and downs of show business, love and loss in a time overshadowed by racial inequality. The musical's unforgettable songs, including "Ol' Man River" and "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man," will be performed with a full orchestra conducted by John DeMain. The "Chicago Tribune" raves about this new production created by Washington National Opera Artistic Director... More Info

The Kennedy Center - Opera House Washington DC Deal

Once the sun sets over D.C., don't head home or back to your hotel. On this Washington Walks "Memorials by Moonlight" guided walking tour, you'll visit each of the city's famous memorials located along the National Mall's Reflecting Pool, concluding with a view of the U.S. Capitol from the Abraham Lincoln Memorial. You'll see neoclassical architecture, modern sculptures, haunting remembrances of war, historical sites, and more. Along the way, your guide will share funny tales and interesting facts about how each of these national memorials came to be. As darkness descends on the city, watch the... More Info

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The complexities of Israel now and in the future will be discussed in depth during the program "Will Israel Survive as a Jewish Democracy?". This provocative discussion, moderated by CNN Chief Washington correspondent Jake Tapper, features Israeli columnist Ari Shavit and "The Atlantic" national correspondent Jeffrey Goldberg. The trio will discuss the many questions facing the country, including its relationship with the United States and American Jews. This promises to be a thoughtful, engaging talk on one of the most intriguing international issues of the day... More Info

Sixth & I Historic Synagogue Washington DC Deal

This heartwarming new musical-comedy from the Drama Desk-nominated team of Neil Bartram and Brian Hill ("The Story of My Life") follows a former teen idol whose long-awaited comeback and no-strings lifestyle is threatened by the sudden appearance of a daughter and grandson he never knew he had. Based on 2008's highest-grossing Korean film "Speedy Scandal", "Spin" is part of the Signature Theatre's new Siglab development program, and features the latest work from the hot Broadway duo of composer-lyricist Neil Bartram and book-writer Brian Hill... More Info

Signature Theatre Washington DC Deal

Helen Hayes and Barrymore Award-winning writer-director Aaron Posner ("The Chosen") lands his latest world-premiere play at the always-innovative Woolly Mammoth Theatre to close out its 33rd season. Helmed by the company's artistic director Howard Shalwitz, this admittedly loose and frequently irreverent adaptation of Anton Chekhov's "The Seagull" follows a famous actress whose son, an aspiring theater director, wants make a name for himself on his own. But then, his muse, the lovely Nina, falls for his mother's lover, leading to all kinds of romantic and artistic disappointment. Posner turns the... More Info

Woolly Mammoth Theatre Washington DC Deal

"The Mikado" is one of Gilbert and Sullivan's most-loved works, and one of the most popular operettas in the English language. Set in the fictional Japanese town of Titipu (in which flirting is a capital offense), "The Mikado" tells the story of wandering minstrel Nanki-Poo, who falls in love with the fair Yum-Yum, who happens to be engaged to the town's newly appointed Lord High Executioner. A deliciously intelligent satire, the Japanese setting allowed Gilbert and Sullivan to slyly mask their commentary on contemporary British society. This classic and surprisingly modern tale of star-crossed... More Info

Filene Center Washington DC Deal

Synetic Theater's Helen Hayes Award-winning production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a silent rendition of William Shakespeare's romantic comedy. This fantastical, darkly playful story of love, mistaken identity and the supernatural is told completely through music and movement, and features an original score and choreography that moves seamlessly from classical dance to slapstick comedy. This reprise production by Synetic features Alex Mills (who recently scored a spot among "City Paper"'s Best of D.C. as Best Actor) portraying Puck... More Info

Synetic Theater at Crystal City Washington DC Deal

A castle. A mad scientist. The Time Warp. "The Rocky Horror Show" is back and even better, performed live at The Studio Theatre as part of 2ndStage. This horror/sci-fi parody takes place on a dark and stormy evening, as virginal sweethearts Brad and Janet find themselves stranded on a lonely road. Weathering the storm in the mysterious mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter, the young couple's lives are turned upside down and their minds expanded by the kooky, kinky residents of Frank-N-Furter's household. The beloved musical, which inspired the long-running midnight movie, features audience participation... More Info

The Studio Theatre Washington DC Deal

Showcasing Cole Porter's signature wit and masterful composition, Roundabout Theatre Company's Tony-winning production of "Anything Goes" features beloved songs such as "I Get a Kick Out of You" and "You're the Top." This timeless tale of boy-meets-girl and the resulting roller coaster ride centers on Billy Crocker, who falls hopelessly in love with a wealthy heiress. When he sees her boarding a boat to London, he throws caution to the wind and becomes a stowaway. Madcap hijinks ensue when his fellow passengers, including the evangelist-turned-nightclub-singer Reno Sweeney and second-rate gangster... More Info

The Kennedy Center - Opera House Washington DC Deal

One of the longest running musicals on Broadway, "A Chorus Line" premiered in 1975 and has continued to inspire artists and dreamers through the decades with its look into the lives, loves, hopes and dreams of dancers on the chorus line. Winner of nine Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this story follows 17 performers as they audition for eight spots in the chorus of a Broadway musical. Each character is brought into the spotlight, allowing these normally anonymous faces to tell their stories and sing out loud. Marvin Hamlisch's score is legendary, featuring "Dance: Ten, Looks: Three,"... More Info

Olney Theatre Center - Mainstage Washington DC Deal

For more than a decade, the French-American Cultural Foundation has thrown its own street music and dance festival to celebrate the summer solstice, following a beloved French tradition. This year, some 50 bands and performers are set to entertain with rock, pop, jazz, world music and more in the gorgeous gardens of La Maison Française and the Embassy of France. Each ticket to this lively outdoor event admits two people, and the fest features activities for the kids, with plenty of food and drink available for purchase and DJ entertainment to keep the party going after dark... More Info

Embassy of France Washington DC Deal

New York City-based visual theater company Wakka Wakka Productions brings its whimsical puppet odyssey "Baby Universe" to Washington, D.C.'s Studio Theatre. It's sometime in the future, and the government is working furiously to save the population of an unnamed, dying planet in a dying universe. The sun is in its final days, and the few remaining souls live primarily in bunkers and have resorted to cannibalism. Destruction looms imminent. In a race against the clock, scientist-generated "baby universes" are being placed in the care of lonely spinsters in the hope that one might nurture to maturity... More Info

The Studio Theatre Washington DC Deal

Something strange is afoot in the award-winning mystery "Ghost-Writer" from playwright Michael Hollinger ("Opus"). Set in 1919, in the wake of acclaimed novelist Franklin Woolsey's death, "Ghost-Writer" finds Woolsey's devoted secretary claiming to still be receiving dictation toward the completion of his unfinished masterpiece. Attacked by skeptics, the press and Woolsey's jealous widow, Myra sets out to prove she is more than just an artful forger. This ghost story of literary proportions explores the lines between fact and fiction, life and the great beyond... More Info

MetroStage Washington DC Deal

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ArtJamz Washington DC Deal

Play one of Golf Digest top 125 best value courses in the U S.Rated # 5 in WV by Golf Week Magazine.Includes Greens Fees and Cart Fees for TWO People... More Info

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The Keegan Theatre goes for "The Full Monty" with its production of the hit Broadway musical comedy that was inspired by the 1997 Oscar-nominated film. In Terrence McNally's stage adaptation, a group of unemployed steelworkers decide to make some cash to help support their families by putting on a striptease act. But these aren't exactly your typical beefcakes, so what they end up creating is the most unforgettable display of flesh that Buffalo, New York has ever seen -- all while conquering their inner demons, improving their self-esteem and learning some important lessons about friendship along... More Info

The Keegan Theatre at Church Street Washington DC Deal

Sometimes, the old-fashioned way is best, like speaking actual words to another human being, filling out an order sheet by hand or using real dairy products...from a cow, mind you...in a milkshake... More Info

Foster's Grille Washington DC Deal