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Latest Arts & Entertainment Articles:
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Plays and Musicals: Fall Arts Preview 2026
Musicals, dramas, comedies, and world premieres fill the seasons of 42 theater companies and venues across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.
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Classical & Choral Music: Fall Arts Preview 2026
Orchestras, opera companies, and choruses across the District, Maryland, and Virginia fill the season through March 2027.
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Dance in D.C., Maryland and Virginia: Fall Arts Preview 2026
The Washington Ballet's Dracula, Alvin Ailey, and holiday Nutcrackers fill a dance season stretching through March 2027.
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Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Review: A Riveting Power Play
Round House and Olney deliver a superb co-production of August Wilson’s blues-soaked drama, led by Nicole Michelle Haskins and Yao Dogbe.
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Somewhere Over the Border Review: A Smart, Spirited Journey
Mosaic Theater’s lively production recasts The Wizard of Oz as the moving story of a Salvadoran teen mother’s journey to America.
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The Traitors: New Blood Premiere Recap: Familiar Treachery
Alan Cumming welcomes 22 everyday Americans to Ardross Castle for a premiere filled with alliances, accusations, and a deadly new twist.
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GARBO Review: The Spy Who Fooled the Nazis
Compelling drama and a first-rate lead illuminate the heroic deeds of an Allied double agent in "GARBO"
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Merrily We Roll Along Review: Signature’s Rewarding Revival
Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along tells a sardonic tale of friendship and regret, recounted backward through time.
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House Queen: Salina EsTitties on Life After Big Brother
On Big Brother, Jason De Puy stepped out of drag, missed his queer community, and began imagining a career beyond Salina EsTitties.
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Elegance Bratton Won’t Let History Be Erased
Elegance Bratton turns the past into vital cinema, from the civil rights thriller "By Any Means" to the house music doc "Move Ya Body."
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The Shards Review: Trashy, Depraved, and Hard to Resist
Ryan Murphy’s glossy adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’ serial-killer thriller turns 1980s Los Angeles into a seductive nightmare.
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The Dog Stars Review: Apocalypse Now, Alien Later
Ridley Scott covers familiar post-apocalyptic ground in "The Dog Stars," but the thrilling action proves he still has the goods.
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Rocky Horror Show Review: Monumental’s Horny, High-Energy Hit
Christian Montgomery’s electrifying Frank-N-Furter powers a fun, frisky, and immersive production at Dance Place.
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Isaiah Rashad Is Making Up For Lost Time
The bisexual rapper talks life after being outed, his new album It’s Been Awful, and why he won’t disappear for another five years.
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Gruesome Playground Injuries Review: Growing Pains
Keegan Theatre’s uneven but affecting production traces a lifelong friendship shaped by love, loneliness, and pain.
