Arts + Entertainment
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‘Mexodus’ is a Thrilling Feat of Theater (Review)
A dynamic duo of performers bridge hip-hop and history to drop indelible knowledge in Mosaic's rousing rap musical "Mexodus."
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Monét X Change Dives Into R&B with ‘Grey Rainbow’
Monét X Change aims to bust through drag's glass ceiling with her new R&B album "Grey Rainbow, Vol. 1."
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‘Turandot’ is Almost, But Not Quite, Fabulous (Review)
The Washington National Opera's "Turandot" creates a new ending for the Puccini masterwork, but the production feels lacking.
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Ashley Hoff Digs Into the Making of ‘Mommie Dearest’
Ashley Hoff spins his fascination with a camp classic into a page-turning book on its making in "With Love, Mommie Dearest."
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Fast and ‘Furiosa’ (Review)
"Furiosa" supplies more high-octane Mad Max action, but can’t replicate the thrilling relentlessness of predecessor "Fury Road."
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Folger’s ‘Metamorphoses’ Is As Good As Gold (Review)
The Folger's "Metamorphoses" charts a fantastic voyage through myth and time, and in brilliantly engaging company.
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Forget Barbie, Dixie Longate is the Ultimate Plastic Girl
As sassy, Southern housewife Dixie Longate, actor Kris Andersson has been singing the praises of Tupperware for years
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Thai Choreographer Jitti Chompee Pushes Boundaries
Thai choreographer Jitti Chompee joins IN Series to tell the tale of Vietnam veterans' homecoming in "The Return of Ulysses."
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‘Back to Black’ is a Flat Biopic of Amy Winehouse (Review)
Amy Winehouse biopic "Back to Black" doesn't say much about the late artist that she didn't already sing herself
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Jack Tracy Won’t Die Alone (But Danny Likely Will)
"Danny Will Die Alone" creator and star Jack Tracy is ready for a raw conversation about gay sex, and we're happy to oblige.
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Hot Picks for the Week of May 12, 2024
Two upcoming galas, a revamped, rarely-performed opera, and a deep dive into Kevin Spacey's sordid allegations are among this week's picks.
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The Fantastic Four Drag Queens of ‘We’re Here’
With an all-new cast, HBO's "We're Here" returns for a fourth season of inspiring, resisting, and uplifting through drag.
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‘The Sixth’ Recounts the Day a Storm Struck the Capitol (Review)
"The Sixth" delivers an urgent eyewitness chronicle of the Capitol under siege from people who feared for their lives that day.
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The FMs Take a “Sonic Odyssey” into Early Synth Territory
Matte Namer on The FMs upcoming release, PINK + BLACK, and the tragic, unexpected death of the band’s co-founder Frankie Rex.
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Alicia Keys Makes Broadway Magic with ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ (Review)
"Hell's Kitchen" traces the early years of Grammy-winning artist Alicia Keys, but it only scratches at the surface.
