An adventurous version of ‘Sherlock Holmes’ at Wayside Theatre

Moviegoers have two chances to see Bogie on the big screen this weekend as the Library of Congress theater on Mount Pony continues its tribute to tough guys and dolls.

The Battle of the Bands meets the Taste of Culpeper Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. at the Depot.

Yes, it’s silly, but it’s a fun silly. “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” is what you’d expect from a 20-year-old Andrew Lloyd Webber when he and Tim Rice believed the world was their oyster.

Free Friday Night Foreign screens in French tonight on Mount Pony

Live Arts’ rendition of ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ is like a fist to the gut

On a deliciously cool, late summer evening Nissan Pavilion brought its concert season to a close with two of country music’s rough and ready artists Toby Keith and Trace Adkins.

Mae West did many things in her long career, but perhaps her most notable achievement was the invention of Mae West.

I was looking forward to celebrating my birthday with my girlfriends as we drove into D.C. to see Sugarland and Keith Urban perform at the Verizon Center on Aug. 20.

August’s free movies on Mount Pony wrap up this weekend with a John Wayne western, an R-rated drama with big, small-town characters and a 76-year-old musical comedy starring tough guy James Cagney.

An enormous alien spacecraft hovers over Johannesburg as “District 9” opens, signaling this is going to be the mother ship, so far, of 21st century sci-fi action drama thrillers.

Culpeper Renaissance Inc. presents Big Ray and the Kool Kats, as part of the Third Thursday Summer Concert series, from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Depot, Culpeper Downtown.

My friends and I joined thousands of other “arm chair judges” for American Idol Season 8 tour at the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. Aug. 4 to hear our favorite contestants perform.

Some plays are sublime and some merely ridiculous, but “Little Shop of Horrors,” when done satisfactorily, is sublimely ridiculous.

Great white slasher, Seven Samurai and Elvis screen for free this weekend in Packard Campus Theater on Mount Pony

In the world of country music he is often referred to as “King George” with over 50 No. 1 hits to his name, but when George Strait walked on stage at Nissan Pavilion Saturday, June 13, his countenance was that of a true southern gentleman, humble and gracious.

Learning how to be dead, forgetting how to remember, listening to lectures from the grumpy stones — these are a few of my favorite things to do in Hades, in Sarah Ruhl’s funny, poetic, and oddly haunting “Eurydice.”

Though the name refers to the Greek ideal of pastoral simplicity, the unusual beauty of Tom Stoppard’s “Arcadia” is anything but simple.

Special Mary Pickford screening Sunday in Mount Pony Theater

To charges that “The Pajama Game” is dated, I say yes.

Special Mary Pickford show coming to LOC next Sunday

Live Arts shows the 17th century is still relevant with ‘Tartuffe’

Little Big Town plays the 9:30 Club

‘He’s just not that into you” gets two stars

Signature Theatre extends ‘Little Dog’ to March 15

Accomplished British musician brings life to ‘Dartmoor’

Smokey eyes are new trend

Classic restored film playing at LOC

It might not be Oscar material, but it’s funny

Rascal Flatts gives couple, little boy a concert they won’t forget