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January entertainment guide 2022

It’s a brand new year and a brand new month for entertainment.

What fun things can you do around the D.C. area this month?

Time for our January Entertainment Guide:

 

January Entertainment Guide

Jan. 3-9: “A Strange Loop” at Woolly Mammoth Theatre

Jan. 3-9: “Rent” at Signature Theatre

Jan. 3-9: “Once Upon One More Time” at Shakespeare Theatre

Jan. 3-16: “Ain’t Too Proud: Life & Times of The Temptations” at Kennedy Center

Jan. 3-March 6: “Flight” at Studio Theatre

Jan. 4-16: “The Prom” at Kennedy Center

Jan. 5-30: “Nine Night” at Round House Theatre

Jan. 6: Open Mic Night at DC Improv

Jan. 7: “The Tender Bar” on Amazon Prime

Jan. 7: Colin Quinn at Rams Head Annapolis

Jan. 7: Wanda Sykes at Strathmore

 

Jan. 7-8: Ricky Skaggs at The Birchmere

Jan. 7-9: “Monster Jam” at Royal Farms Arena

Jan. 7-18: Robert Glasper Trio at Bethesda Blues & Jazz

Jan. 8: “Dancing with the Stars” at MGM National Harbor

Jan. 8: Leanne Morgan at Capital One Hall

Jan. 8: Junior Marvin at The Hamilton

Jan. 8-March 20: “Beethoven Symphonies Abstracted: Mo Willems” at Kennedy Center 

Jan. 10-11: MisterWives at 9:30 Club

Jan. 13: Dwight Yoakam at Capital One Hall

Jan. 13-15: David A. Arnold at DC Comedy Loft

Jan. 13-16: Noseda conducts George Walker & Beethoven’s 1st & 5th at Kennedy Center

Jan. 14: Jon B at City Winery

Jan. 14: Demetri Martin at Capital One Hall

Jan. 14: “Candlelight Jazz: Legends of R&B” at Capital Turnaround

Jan. 14: Brian McKnight at Strathmore

Jan. 14: All-Stars of Hip Hop at EagleBank Arena

Jan. 14: “Scream” in movie theaters

Jan. 14: “The Tragedy of Macbeth” on Apple TV+

 

Jan. 14-17: Signature Theatre streams Stephen Sondheim tribute

Jan. 14-March 20: “Monty Python’s Spamalot” at Toby’s Dinner Theatre

Jan. 14-16: Eddie from Ohio at The Birchmere

Jan. 15-30: “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at Arlington Players

Jan. 16: Rare Essence at The Hamilton

Jan. 16: Billy Gillman at Rams Head Annapolis

Jan. 16: Sugarhill Gang at City Winery

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNLMtgFJnvY

Jan. 17: Chuck Brown Band at Bethesda Blues & Jazz

Jan. 17: Mark Meadows & The Movement at Blues Alley

Jan. 17-18: Travis Tritt at The Birchmere

Jan. 17-24: “Not Just Another Day Off” at Folger Shakespeare Library

Jan. 19-Feb. 13: “Dear Mapel” at Mosaic Theater

Jan. 19-Feb. 26: “Trans Am” at Keegan Theatre

Jan. 20: Wale at The Fillmore Silver Spring

Jan. 20-21: Keb’ Mo’ at The Birchmere

Jan. 20-30: Sundance Film Festival (Virtual)

Jan. 21: “A Hero” on Amazon Prime

Jan. 21: “Animaniacs” at Warner Theatre

Jan. 21: Justin Trawick at Pearl Street Warehouse

Jan. 21-22: Aziz Ansari at The Anthem

Jan. 21-Feb. 13: “The Mountaintop” at Ford’s Theatre

Jan. 21-March 6: “Change Agent” at Arena Stage

Jan. 22: Keb’ Mo’ at Rams Head Annapolis

Jan. 22-23: “School of Rock” at Pearl Street Warehouse

Jan. 24: Eric Byrd Trio at Blues Alley

Jan. 26-27: Branford Marsalis at The Barns of Wolf Trap

Jan. 27: Marty Stuart at 9:30 Club

Jan. 27: Citizen Cope at The Anthem

Jan. 27-29: Emma Willmann at DC Comedy Loft

Jan. 28: Raheem DeVaughn at The Birchmere

Jan. 28: Tig Notaro at Warner Theatre

Jan. 28: “Morbius” in movie theaters

Jan. 28: “Cyrano” in movie theaters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZlXQQbpzvE

Jan. 28-29: Jamie Lee at DC Improv

Jan. 29: Killswitch Engage at The Fillmore Silver Spring

Jan. 29: “Broadway’s Next Hit Musical” at AMP by Strathmore

Jan. 29-30: “The Simon & Garfunkel Story” at National Theatre

Jan. 29-30: “Monster Jam” at Capital One Arena

Jan. 30: Washington Performing Arts presents “Living the Dream, Singing the Dream”

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