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“Dinner With Friends” What happens to four close friends — two couples — when one pair calls it quits? Find out when Olney Theatre stages Donald Margulies’s Pulitzer Prize-winning comic drama. // Wednesday through Sept. 26. Olney Theatre Center, 2001 Olney-Sandy Spring Rd., Olney. 301-924-3400. www.
olneytheatre.org. $26-$54.
“Travels With My Aunt” Rep Stage kicks off its season with the theatrical adaptation of Graham Greene’s novel about a middle-aged bank clerk, whose dull life is thrown into a tailspin when he embarks on an adventure with his wacky Aunt Augusta. // Wednesday through Sept. 12. The Horowitz Center for the Visual and Performing Arts at Howard Community College, 10901 Little Patuxent Pkwy., Columbia. 410-772- 4900.
www.repstage.org. $16-$30. — Stephanie Merry
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COFFEE/ Chai: There are Star- bucks/Paneras everywhere, and I like Tryst, but can you recommend other places where I can take my laptop or a book, chill with a little coffee/ chai/snack and be social without being social? I’m looking for spots in D.C. or MD. LAvAnyA RAMAnAThAn: I have a friend who swears by Chloe’s Coffee in Gaithersburg, which is not where I’d nor- mally think of for non-chain hang- outs. But there it is, looking totally cool and host- ing open-mike nights. In D.C., one of the best places to eat a bagel, nurse a coffee and read the paper is probably Mid City Caffe.
Chloe’s Coffee, 244 Main St., Gaithersburg. 301-355-7284.
Mid City Caffe, 1626 14th St. NW. 202-234- 1515.
A peculiar prince
When it comes to freaky-deaky folk deities, Will Oldham is as eccentric as they come. The Kentucky-born songwriter has appeared in an R. Kelly video and recently lent his voice to a cartoon about a family of Appalachian squids. But it’s tough to catch those vibes when Oldham sings as Bonnie “Prince” Billy. His songs are paralyzing, handsome affairs where the tiny peculiarities trickle beneath the surface like some strange subterranean brook. // 8 p.m. Sunday. Rams Head Tavern, 33 West St., Annapolis. 410-268-4545. http://
tickets.ramsheadonstage.com. $30.
dOn’T miss
Scissor Sisters If any group can turn a concert in the staid confines of DAR Constitution hall into a euphoric dance party, it’s these disco champs. // 7 p.m. Monday. DAR Constitution Hall, 18th and C streets NW. 202-628-4780. www.
dar.org/conthall. $38.50.
Doc Watson The living legend of bluegrass, folk, country, blues and gospel continues to wow audiences well into his 80s. // 7:30
p.m. Wednesday-Thursday. Birchmere, 3701 Mount Vernon Ave., Alexandria. 703-549-7500.
www.birchmere.com. $35.
Bliss DJ Will Eastman leads one of the area’s most popular dance nights, which sends off summer with the usual dance-floor-ready mix of house, electro-pop, techno, indie and club tunes. // 10 p.m. Saturday. U Street Music Hall, 1115A U St. NW. 202-588-1880.
www.ustreetmusichall.com. $10.
— David Malitz August 22, 2010 | The WAShingTon PoST MAgAzine 33
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