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THEATER: STRAIGHT WHITE MEN

From Korean American playwright Young Jean Lee comes a comedy that deals with the privilege problem through the story of three brothers (Jake by Bruch Reed, Drew by Avery Clark and Matt by Michael Tisdale) and their father Ed (played by Michael Winters), who reunite over Christmas eggnog and light trash-talking that leads to something deeper.

Through Dec.18. Studio Theater, 1501 14th St. NW. 202-332-3300. $20-$85.

EXHIBIT: GATEWAYS/PORTALS

This exhibit explores the immigrant experience in America. By looking at community, social justice and gatherings, it aims to show how people come to adopt a new home in major metro areas like Washington, Baltimore, Charlotte and Raleigh, N.C.

Dec.5 through Aug.6. Anacostia Community Museum, 1901 Fort PI.SE. 202-633-4820. Free.

BLUES: PIEDMONT BLUES

As part of Strathmore’s Shades of Blues festival, jazz pianist and composer Gerald Clayton leads the nine-piece Assembly band in a performance featuring singer Rene Marie and tap dancer Maurice Chestnut. This show, which highlights works by Piedmont Blues musicians, will combine music, film and photography.

8 p.m. Dec.10. Strathmore, 5301 Tuckerman Lane, North Bethesda, Md. 301-581-5100. $30-$60.

INDOOR FUN: WINTERFEST

You don’t have to wait until spring training to get a look at the Nats. The Washington Nationals host a two-day festival featuring games, activities and appearances by its great baseball players.

Dec.10-11. Walter E. Washington Convention Center, 801 Mount Vernon PI. NW. 202-608-1110. $33, $23 children.

21. Who will give a performance at Studio Theater?

A. Young Jean Lee.    B. Michael Winters.    C. Rene Marie.    D. Maurice Chestnut.

22. Where can people learn about American history?

A. Studio Theater.              B. Anacostia Community Museum.

C. Strathmore.                 D. Walter E. Washington Convention Center.

23. Which number should a sports fan call?

A. 202-332-3300.    B. 202-633-4820.    C. 301-581-5100.    D. 202-608-1110.