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November Entertainment Guide 2017

November Entertainment Guide

Nov. 1: Cypress Hill at The Fillmore
Nov. 1: AFI 50th anniversary at Library of Congress
Nov. 1-19: “The Price” at Arena Stage
Nov. 1-19: “The Book of Mormon” at Kennedy Center
Nov. 1-Dec. 3: “Mean Girls” at National Theatre
Nov. 1-Dec. 24: “The Pajama Game” at Arena Stage
Nov. 2: Christopher Nolan at Library of Congress
Nov. 2: The Shins at The Anthem
Nov. 2-4: Adam Ferrara at DC Improv
Nov. 3: “Thor: Ragnarok” hits movie theaters
Nov. 3: “Lady Bird” hits movie theaters
Nov. 3: “LBJ” hits movie theaters
Nov. 3: Tori Amos at MGM National Harbor
Nov. 4-Dec. 2: “Top Girls” at Keegan Theatre
Nov. 4-19: Washington National Opera’s “Alcina” at Kennedy Center
Nov. 5: Imagine Dragons at Capitol One Arena
Nov. 5: The Isley Brothers at Kennedy Center
Nov. 5: Flying Lotus at Echostage
Nov. 6-7: The Mountain Goats at 9:30 Club
Nov. 7: The English Beat at Lincoln Theatre
Nov. 7: Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile at The Anthem
Nov. 7-Jan. 14: “Crazy for You” at Signature Theatre
Nov. 9: John Cleese at Warner Theatre
Nov. 9: Morris Day & The Time at The Birchmere
Nov. 9-12: Spike Lee headlines Virginia Film Festival
Nov. 10: “Murder on the Orient Express” hits movie theaters
Nov. 10: “Last Flag Flying” hits movie theaters
Nov. 10: Eli Young Band at The Fillmore
Nov. 10: John Prine & Dan Auerbach at DAR Constitution Hall
Nov. 10: NSO Veterans Day Concert at Kennedy Center
Nov. 10-12: Paula Poundstone at The Birchmere
Nov. 10-Dec. 31: “Annie” at Olney Theatre Center
Nov. 11: Macklemore at The Fillmore
Nov. 11-Dec. 31: “Nothing to Lose (But Our Chains)” at Woolly Mammoth Theatre
Nov. 12-15: TCM presents “Casablanca” in movie theaters
Nov. 13: Haley Reinhart at The Fillmore
Nov. 14: Bob Dylan at The Anthem
Nov. 14: Neil deGrasse Tyson at Warner Theatre
Nov. 14-Dec. 20: “Twelfth Night” at Shakespeare Theatre
Nov. 15: NSO at The Anthem
Nov. 15: Mouse on Mars at Kennedy Center
Nov. 15-16: Lyle Lovett at The Birchmere
Nov. 16: Janet Jackson at Capitol One Arena
Nov. 16-18: “WTF Happened to Baby Sister” at Anacostia Playhouse
Nov. 16-19: NSO’s “An American in Paris” at Kennedy Center
Nov. 16-Dec. 11: “The Christians” at Theater J
Nov. 16-Dec. 17: “My Name is Asher Lev” at 1st Stage
Nov. 16-Dec. 31: “A Christmas Carol” at Ford’s Theatre
Nov. 17: “Justice League” hits movie theaters
Nov. 17: “Mudbound” hits movie theaters
Nov. 17: “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” hits movie theaters
Nov. 18: Marlon Wayans at MGM National Harbor
Nov. 18: Erykah Badu at The Anthem
Nov. 18: “Mystery Science Theatre” at Weinberg Center
Nov. 18-19: Ron White at Warner Theatre
Nov. 19: National Portrait Gallery Gala
Nov 19: Janis Joplin tribute at Strathmore
Nov. 19: Joe Nichols at Weinberg Center
Nov. 19: Lady Gaga at Capitol One Arena
Nov. 19: Kathy Mattea at The Birchmere
Nov. 22: Disney’s “Coco” hits movie theaters
Nov. 22: “Molly’s Game” hits movie theaters
Nov. 23: Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Nov. 24: Mariah Carey at MGM National Harbor
Nov. 24: Chaka Khan at Warner Theatre
Nov. 24-26: NSO’s “Harry Potter” at Kennedy Center
Nov. 25: Bone Thugs-N-Harmony at The Fillmore
Nov. 25: Pretty Ricky at Howard Theatre
Nov. 25: Brian Setzer Orchestra at The Birchmere
Nov. 25: Kirk Franklin & Ledisi at The Birchmere
Nov. 26: Eric Byrd Trio’s “A Charlie Brown Christmas” at Hamilton Live
Nov. 28: David Crosby at Wolf Trap
Nov. 28: Squeeze at 9:30 Club
Nov. 29: Jay-Z at Capitol One Arena
Nov. 29-Dec. 24: “The Book of Will” at Round House Theatre
Nov. 29-Jan. 7: “Curve of Departure” at Studio Theatre
Nov. 30: The Marshall Tucker Band at The Birchmere
Nov. 30: Tina Turner tribute at Bethesda Blues & Jazz
Nov. 30: John Anderson at Hamilton Live
Nov. 30-Dec. 24: The Washington Ballet’s “Nutcracker” at Warner Theatre

Inside country legend Alan Jackson’s triumphant finale concert

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The time has come for country music superstar Alan Jackson to hang up his signature Stetson hat. The genre traditionalist from Newnan, Georgia, whose career kicked off in the 1980s and exploded shortly thereafter in the oft-cited '90s country wave with heartfelt songs for the working man who'd rather be drinking, or fishing, or ideally both, has sold over 60 million records across his storied career. And on Saturday night at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, he brought his touring career to an end. The event titled “Last Call: One More for the Road — The Finale" was a triumphant swan song for the performer, a celebration of his life and career with some help from the artists he directly inspired. Nashville's all-stars came out in droves
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