ASL Interpreted Performance and touch tour on November 20 at 7:30 p.m. The classic story of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein as told through Radio Theater. Adapted by Isabel Smith-Bernstein, based on the novel by Mary Shelley Co-Directed by Nick Horner and Lena Salins November 20 at 7:30pm with a Post-Show Talkback. ASL Interpreted, Audio Described November 21 at 2pm, 7:30pm Tickets: $20 Adult, $10 Student, Staff, Senior and Group
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Radio theater adaptation of Frankenstein offers ASL interpretation, audio description, and a post‑show talkback at deLaski Performing Arts Building; tickets $20 adult, $10 student, staff, senior, group.
Clarinetist Ben Bokor, cellist Erin Snedecor, and pianist Elizabeth Hill perform trio pieces at Old Town Hall.
Baby yoga class with stories, songs, and gentle poses in the City of Fairfax Library meeting rooms, for ages 0‑24 months with adult.
Story Time Yoga offers stories, songs, and yoga in the Fairfax Library rooms, mats or towels welcome, led by Feels Like OM Family Yoga, for ages 5‑under.
Hands‑on wheel‑throwing class at Nova Labs teaches wedging, centering, opening, pulling walls, shaping, posture, hand positions, wheel care and trimming.
Pagliacci, an Italian opera with English captions and audio description, plays at Center for the Arts Concert Hall; tickets $115, $75, $45, half‑price for youth, ages 13+.
Jump in the ring with a pro‑wrestler in The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity, a Pulitzer‑finalist comedy satirizing wrestling, pop culture, and identity, mask required.
Compagnie HERVÉ KOUBI presents Sol Invictus, a dance, capoeira and martial‑arts blend rooted in Algerian‑Mediterranean culture, audio‑described; tickets $65, $55, $45, half‑price for youth through Grade 12, all ages.
Stellar faculty artists present solo and chamber performances at the Center for the Arts Concert Hall, Fairfax Campus — free, all ages.
Nurse Blake delivers a comedy set at Capital One Hall, Tysons, for ages 18 and up.
Geoffrey Asmus delivers unfiltered stand‑up comedy, featuring material from his three specials, at DC Improv, ages 18 and up.
ASL Interpreted and Audio Described performance of the satirical musical Urinetown at Harris Theatre, Fairfax Campus, tickets $35 adult or $15 student, staff, senior, group.
Jazz Workshop Concert at Harris Theatre showcases classic jazz master pieces and new faculty‑student arrangements, highlighting improvisation and composition in a live, spontaneous performance, free.
