Arts + Entertainment
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Music Review: Cynthia Erivo’s Ch. 1 Vs. 1
Cynthia Erivo sets out to showcase extraordinary versatility on her first full-length album
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Rufus Wainwright emerges from the pandemic with a vengeance
With a new album, tour, and post-pandemic outlook, Rufus Wainwright is ready to embrace everything he can
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Stephen Winter’s audacious ‘Chocolate Babies’ and ‘Jason and Shirley’ join Criterion’s classics
“Humbled and honored” to have his films Chocolate Babies and Jason and Shirley added this month to The Criterion Channel, writer-director Stephen Winter still feels...
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An Operatic New Season for the IN Series
The IN Series kicks off a thrilling hybrid season of live, in-person events and online content
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2021 National Book Festival: Everything You Need to Know
The Library of Congress hosts a 10-day event featuring more than one hundred authors in programs entirely available online
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The Eyes of Tammy Faye humanizes the late, larger-than-life televangelist
Screenwriter Abe Sylvia and actress Cherry Jones on why Tammy Faye Bakker remains relevant to this day
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Stage Review: Quixote Nuevo at Round House
The wistful, whimsical "Quixote Nuevo" casts a winning spell with a reimagined tale of Cervantes' dreamer hero
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Movie Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
Everybody's singing pep songs in the blandly empowering high school musical "Everybody's Talking About Jamie"
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Music Review: Foy Vance’s Signs of Life
Northern Ireland-born singer Foy Vance re-emerges with a fourth album inspired by rebirth and renewal
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BD Wong on ‘Nora from Queens’ and the powerful representation of ‘Shang-Chi’
A powerful advocate for representation in TV and movies, BD Wong makes his TV directing debut on "Awkwafina is Nora from Queens"
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Death Drop Gorgeous review: A John Waters-style horror-comedy without the wit or warmth
Sex, drugs, drag, and murder get super messy in the low-budget queer horror film Death Drop Gorgeous.
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Opera Outdoors presents “the best of opera and musical theater” for free
Washington Concert Opera offers the free outdoor concert on the upper field of Meridian Hill/Malcolm X Park
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Who You Think I Am review: Juliette Binoche shines in catfishing psychological thriller
Juliette Binoche delivers a knockout performance as a divorcée caught up in a catfishing romance in "Who You Think I Am"
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DC Shorts Film Festival returns with a fantastic in-person LGBTQ showcase
DC Shorts returns as a hybrid festival, with a portion of its 95 online films highlighted in live screenings
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Lucy Bowen McCauley reflects on 25 years of her celebrated dance company
Bowen McCauley Dance presents its final performance on Sept. 14, 2021
