Arts + Entertainment
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DC Theater Review: AvantBard’s ‘Suddenly Last Summer’
AvantBard offers a lushly entertaining double-bill of Tennessee Williams' tart and tempestuous ladies
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DC Theater Review: An unforgettable ‘Timon of Athens’ at Shakespeare Theatre
Spend your gold on Simon Godwin’s extraordinary reboot of Timon of Athens, starring the phenomenal Kathryn Hunter.
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David Amoroso’s ‘Raised by TV’ celebrates icons of the ’60s and ’70s
In his latest series, artist David Amoroso pays tribute to those who raised him: the TV icons and shows of his childhood
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DC Theater Review: ‘The Amen Corner’ at Shakespeare Theatre
James Baldwin's "The Amen Corner" feels remarkably fresh, original, and vitally important
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DC Theater Review: ‘The Wanderers’ at Theater J
Theater J's moving "The Wanderers" serves up shattering betrayal and redemption, with a sweet side of laughter
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DC Theater Review: ‘Shipwreck’ at Woolly Mammoth
Anne Washburn's "Shipwreck" goes after self-involved liberals, which is like shooting fish in a barrel
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John Jones illuminates the architecture of gender in Anna Ziegler’s “Boy”
The Keegan Theatre production has provoked heartfelt discussions about gender and identity
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Spotlight: Ilana Glazer’s Horny 4 tha Polls Tour
The Broad City star on stand-up, Donald Trump, and embracing her queer identity
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‘The Invisible Man’ review: Suspenseful stalking with hazy plotting
Leigh Whannell's "The Invisible Man" stretches out a decent horror premise until it's as thin as air
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Editor’s Picks: CatVideoFest, Sampson McCormick, Liv Warfield, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Out On the Town: DC arts & entertainment highlights — February 27-March 4
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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‘Onward’ review: Pixar’s formulaic fantasy still casts a winning spell
Onward leaps through plot holes aplenty to land at its still-heartwarming conclusion
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A Guide to the Atlas Intersections Festival 2020
Highlights from annual showcase of art that makes "a difference in our society, culture, and world"
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Dissonance Dance’s Shawn Short is ensuring his place within DC’s storied legacy of dance
Short founded his own dance company to share a world of history and hard-won wisdom with his dancers and students
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‘And Then We Danced’ review: Gay coming-of-age drama finds tender romance amid tense competition
Two male dancers competing for a role can't keep their hands off each other in Levan Akin's "And Then We Danced"
