Misc: Going Out Guide: Restaurant Week Deals + Free Beer and Movies

Going Out Guide: Restaurant Week Deals + Free Beer and Movies

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going out guide D.C.-area events, nightlife and dining

Monday, Jan. 11, 2010

Bill O'Leary - The Washington Post


	The table is set Scores of restaurants are offering prix-fixe meals during D.C. Restaurant Week, which begins today. See which hotspots, like Adour (left), have extended the deals for additional days, and send us your photos of where you're dining.

Best free events
"To Kill a Mockingbird" and beer tastings are among our picks.

Gurus' Picks


	Stephanie Merry Flying solo Monday-Tuesday, Jan. 11-12 \| Mike Daisey's new one-man show kicks off with two pay-what-you-can performances at Woolly Mammoth.

	Fritz Hahn Take the stage Tuesday, Jan. 12 \| At the Up and Up Open Microphone, rappers and poets and can deliver their work solo -- or with the help of house go-go band Mambo Sauce.

	Julia Beizer Chow down in Old Town Starts Friday, Jan. 15 \| Some restaurants in Alexandria offer two dinners for $35 as part of the city's winter dining promotion.

	David Malitz Nerd alert Friday-Saturday, Jan. 15-16 \| Comedian Brian Posehn ("Sarah Silverman Program," "Mr. Show") will talk about his love of metal and comic books at Arlington Cinema 'N' Drafthouse.

	Anne Kenderdine Could you make it on Broadway? Saturday, Jan. 16 \| Watch what happens when locals sing before "Wicked" composer Stephen Schwartz -- or pay $50 for a chance to audition yourself.

	Rhome Anderson Purple power vs. 'ATLiens' Sunday, Jan. 17 \| DJ Dredd brings back one of his most popular soundclash-style dance parties: the music of Prince against the music of Outkast. Remember, Monday's a holiday.

IN THE RED AND BROWN WATER Seamlessly fusing contemporary African-American culture with Yoruba mythology, this coming-of-age tale from the Louisiana projects transports audiences with bursts of song and the spin of the DJ. For Tickets Call 202.332.3300 or visit www.studiotheatre.org

STICK FLY Race and privilege intersect in this thought-provoking and lively modern family comedy. Be a fly on the wall as playwright Lydia Diamond (The Bluest Eye) astutely examines African-American social aristocracy. Now Playing at Arena Stage