Arts + Entertainment
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Film Review: Mary Queen of Scots
Lush but lacking, "Mary Queen of Scots" is the lesser of two current films set in the courts of controversial queens
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Film Review: Ben Is Back
"Ben Is Back" is a blatantly Hollywood-movie version of an addiction story, but it's still pretty good
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Editor’s Picks: Christmas Music, Washington Ballet’s Nutcracker, Puddles Pity Party, Murray Hill, more
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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“Christmas at the Old Bull and Bush” is a wonderful escape from reality
Catherine Flye's Christmas confection, now at MetroStage, pays tribute to the British music halls of yore
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Golden Globes 2019: Pose, The Favourite, Assassination of Gianni Versace among LGBTQ nominees
Killing Eve, A Very English Scandal, Boy Erased, and Will & Grace also nominated
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Theater Review: “Indecent” at Arena Stage
Arena's potent "Indecent" offers a canny reconstruction of a century-old controversy
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — December 6-12
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Editor’s Picks: The Nutcracker, Christmas Revels, Riley Knoxx, Dickenson, more
BSO: CIRQUE NUTCRACKER Acrobats, contortionists, jugglers, strongmen, and high-flying aerialists join the musicians of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra for a holiday-themed show merging the aerial...
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Music Review: Dumplin’ by Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton takes a Netflix film as an opportunity to revisit old hits, craft new material, and work with longtime idols
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GMCW’s “Holiday Show” offers razzle, dazzle, and “Silver Bears”
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington's annual Holiday Show is one of D.C.'s most joyful traditions
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U.S. Botanic Garden’s expansive model train exhibit is one of the area’s seasonal joys
Season's Greetings: All Aboard! Offers recreations of 31 iconic American train stations
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RuPaul’s Drag Race Holi-Slay Spectacular airs Friday, Dec. 7
Mama Ru leaves a new present under the tree with the light-hearted "Drag Race Holi-Slay Spectacular"
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Theater Review: Solas Nua’s “How to Keep an Alien”
A two-person cast works tirelessly but the story feels slight in "How to Keep an Alien"
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Theater Review: An Inspector Calls at Shakespeare Theatre
Shakespeare Theatre's "An Inspector Calls" is visually stunning, but loses details in its to-the-rafters delivery
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“Roma,” “A Star Is Born” lead winners at DC Film Critics awards
Alfonso Cuarón's lush new drama won four top honors, while Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga took acting.
