Arts + Entertainment
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Spotlight: Washington Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty
Artistic Director Julie Kent promises 'charm, theatricality, and a nice, modern tempo'
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Editor’s Pick: GALA’s The Old Man, The Youth, and the Sea
GALA Hispanic Theatre presents the world premiere of a play it commissioned from Irma Correa, one of Spain’s rising young playwrights, who takes on the...
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Oscars 2019: Everything LGBTQ that happened at Hollywood’s biggest night
Lady Gaga's win, Billy Porter's amazing tuxedo dress, a beautiful dedication to James Baldwin, and more at the 91st Academy Awards!
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Theater Review: Rorschach Theatre’s Reykjavík
Husbands and hustlers explore sex, love, and violence in the saucy but unsatisfying Reykjavík.
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WATCH: Taron Egerton sings in latest trailer for Elton John biopic ‘Rocketman’
Egerton's vocals are on display Elton John classic "Your Song"
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — February 21-27
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Editor’s Picks: Schitt’s Creek live, Queer Eye’s Jonathan, Adeline, Sleeping Beauty ballet, more
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Oscars 2019: Our Picks for Every Category
Predicting one of the most wide-open Oscar races in years
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Some of the best weekend action can be found at local bars
Whether it's a video game tournament or playing league flip cup, you're sure to find your niche
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Betty Who spreads her wings on her stellar third album
Her latest album shows she is ready to be taken seriously on her own talents as a songwriter
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Salty Bottoms Up: Where to celebrate National Margarita Day in DC
MXDC and El Rey are two local restaurants who are celebrating it big time
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Atlas Intersections offers two weeks of mind-blowing, culturally rich performances
We offer some of the best LGBTQ picks from the two-week festival
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Dolly Parton denies she’s gay in interview with British newspaper
Singer and longtime gay icon questions trend among younger stars identifying as gender fluid, pansexual, or bisexual
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Theater Review: Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Richard the Third
Shakespeare Theatre’s Richard the Third is fantastically devious and delightfully fun.
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Gallery: Eye to I — Self-Portraits From 1900 to Today
More than 75 works examining the range of ways artists have chosen to portray themselves
