| Capital Fringe latest: Manic musicals and mixed histories; The Georgetown escape room that’s bringing movies like ‘Friday the 13th’ to life; D.C. police officer helping motorist injured when stolen pickup strikes cruiser; That time when k.d. lang emailed Neko Case and Laura Veirs; ‘I’m finally back to me': With American Babies, Tom Hamilton makes the music he loves; Heavier traffic on some area roadways as Metro’s SafeTrack is underway; Like in ‘Café Society,’ plenty of movie characters head to California; The ‘Magic Men’ dancers take their pants off two legs at a time; D.C. police investigate burglaries at 10 yoga and Pilates studios; Southwest Airlines passengers are facing long lines at area airports; Thanks to Upright Citizens Brigade, I know how my boyfriend will die; This D.C. strip mall was built to keep shoppers safe. Now it’s getting demolished.; Children’s theater, Kids/teens free lunch, Classical/jazz concerts, Botanic Garden tours, Gargoyle tour, cemetery yoga, Zumba; 63 cats and kittens found in D.C. home and van; Man pleads guilty to impersonating congressman’s chief of staff; | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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