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Two performances remain of Woolly transplant show

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Dani Stoller, John Fritz and Lee Augie Praley in 'Fucking Up Everything.' (Photo courtesy of Lauren Grimes)

The Fringe Festival hit “Fucking Up Everything,” which is enjoying a post-Fringe run at Woolly Mammoth Theatre (641 D Street, N.W.), has its final performances this weekend with Saturday and Sunday performances at 5 p.m. both days. Tickets are $25.

The show, written by David Eric Davis and Sam Forman, is a rock musical comedy about the journey of its characters discovering whom they really are, one of whom, a bass-playing marijuana enthusiast, ends up enjoying some unexpected gay bonding.

The play earned strong reviews during its Fringe run. Go here for tickets.

 

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PHOTOS: Shenandoah Valley Pride

LGBTQ celebration held at Turner Pavilion in Harrisonburg, Va.

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A scene from the 2026 Shenandoah Valley Pride Festival. (Washington Blade photo by Landon Shackelford)

The 2026 Shenandoah Valley Pride Festival was held at Turner Pavilion in Harrisonburg, Va. on Sunday, Sept. 20.

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PHOTOS: Walk and 5K to End HIV

Whitman-Walker Health holds 40th annual event

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A scene from the 2026 Walk and 5K to End HIV on Saturday. (Washington Blade photo by Michael Key)

Whitman-Walker Health held the 40th annual Walk and 5K to End HIV at Anacostia Park on Saturday, Sept. 19.

(Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)

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PHOTOS: Wanda Alston Foundation Fall Reception

LGBTQ youth services organization honors Robert White, Japer Bowles, Washington Capitals

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Rayceen Pendarvis was the emcee at the Wanda Alston Foundation 2026 Fall Reception. (Washington Blade photo by Michael Key)

The Wanda Alston Foundation held its Fall Reception at the Penthouse Rooftop at The Wharf on Friday, Sept. 18. Honorees included D.C. Councilmember Robert White, Director of the Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ+ Affairs Japer Bowles, and the Washington Capitals. Rayceen Pendarvis served as the emcee and entertainment was provided by the Thomas Circle Singers.

(Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)

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