Kennedy Center

Check out the shows playing at The Kennedy Center in Washington DC.

Shear Madness

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The Mortification of Fovea Munson

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Les Misérables

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Black Thought: Streams of Thought with special guest Titus Kaphar

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Renée Fleming VOICES: Ute Lemper

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American Ballet Theatre: Romeo and Juliet

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Into the Woods

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Brian Regan

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The Joffrey Ballet: Anna Karenina

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MC Lyte and Warryn Campbell present My Block

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Abdullah Ibrahim and Ekaya

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The Kennedy Center Chamber Players: Spring Concert

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NSO: Sir Mark Elder conducts Mahler’s Ninth Symphony

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NSO: Conrad Tao plays Shostakovich Dalia Stasevska conducts Sibelius’s Second Symphony

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NSO: Midori plays Korngold Kevin John Edusei conducts Ravel

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NSO: Stanislav Kochanovsky conducts Tchaikovsky’s “Pathétique” Stephen Hough plays Rachmaninoff

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NSO: Christoph Eschenbach conducts Brahms Chen Reiss sings Mozart

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Calidore String Quartet

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John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts is the national cultural center of the United States. Located in Washington DC along the Potomac River, the sprawling building, which opened in 1971, has three main performance spaces: the Eisenhower Theater, the Opera Hall, and the Concert Hall. There are also six additional venues within the center for smaller-scale productions. The Kennedy Center’s Grand Foyer is one of the largest rooms in the world, with 63-foot high ceilings and a length of 630 feet. In addition to theatre works, the complex presents dance, music, and multimedia performances for all ages. The Kennedy Center supports the development of new works with commissions, and presents world-premiere productions. It is also a hub of performing arts education with the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival and a teacher training program, Changing Education Through the Arts.