Arts + Entertainment
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Editor’s Picks: Gilbert & Sullivan, Flower Mart, Running Chihuahuas 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: D.C.’s arts and entertainment highlights — April 25-May 1
FILM FILMFEST DC Now in its 33rd year, the Washington, DC International Film Festival presents 80 films from 45 countries over a span of 11...
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The Pride of Awesome Con: 14 LGBTQ Artists on why Pride Alley matters
We asked the artists of Awesome Con's "Pride Alley" what sets their LGBTQ work apart
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Gay Day at the Zoo 2019: Pandas and unicorns and cocktails, oh my!
From animal enrichments to an after-party, there's no shortage of activities at the annual Gay Day at the Zoo
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Editor’s Picks: Lynda Carter, BSO’s American in Paris, Oslo, Outer Space Dance Party, more
OSLO In 1993, a husband-and-wife Norwegian duo assembles a motley band of would-be diplomats from the Middle East to attempt the unimaginable: negotiate peace between...
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Film Review: ‘Avengers: Endgame’
Sweeping from grim defeat to giddy excitement, Avengers: Endgame covers all MCU bases, and then some. Our spoiler-free review.
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With ‘The White Crow,’ Ralph Fiennes showcases Rudolf Nureyev’s emerging sexuality
Ralph Fiennes has created an homage to the artistry of Nureyev, as well as a lush, gripping Cold War thriller
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DC Shorts’ newest film program is one of its gayest yet
"DC Shorts Sings! A Night of Live Music & Film" is Saturday, May 4
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Vanessa Williams works the right stuff in song, in fashion, and with the NSO Pops
Williams performs with the NSO Pops on May 3 and 4
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The Legacy of Michael Kahn: An Interview with the D.C. Theater Legend
All's well that ends well for the departing artistic director of the Shakespeare Theatre Company
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment — April 18-24
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Editor’s Picks: Filmest DC, Hump!, Awesome Con, Alan Cumming and more
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Theater Review: Olney’s ‘A Comedy of Tenors’
Everybody plays the fool in Olney's daft but apparently crowd-pleasing "A Comedy of Tenors"
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Theater Review: Signature’s ‘Grand Hotel’
"Grand Hotel" offers eye-popping design and a few fine performances amid a dry, jumbled delivery
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Theater Review: Arena’s ‘Junk’
Junk makes the world of banking genuinely interesting, but lacks any human connection
