Arts + Entertainment
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Film Review: “First Man” presents a thoughtful account of a thrilling space race
"First Man" eschews spectacle for a reflective portrait of pioneering astronaut Neil Armstrong
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Dax ExclamationPoint emcees GMCW’s annual costume-themed fundraiser “Ropeburn”
Dax's cosplay drags makes her the perfect host for an event centered entirely around cosplay
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Film Review: Bad Times at the El Royale
A dynamite thriller with a stacked cast and a smart script, "Bad Times at the El Royale" delivers a ferociously good time
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The Oath’s Ike Barenholtz: “Our current political ecosystem is absurd”
Politics and mayhem make strange but hilarious bedfellows in Ike Barinholtz's dark comedy "The Oath"
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Theater Review: Shakespeare Theatre’s “The Comedy of Errors”
"The Comedy of Errors" is just the ticket to escape our troubling times
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Review: Florence + the Machine’s High as Hope tour
Florence + the Machine take the Anthem higher with lush rock and positive vibes
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Music Review: Tall Heights’ “Pretty Colors for Your Actions”
A pair of former buskers bring expansive electronic elements into their small-hours indie folk sound
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Theater Review: Signature Theatre’s “Heisenberg”
Heisenberg pair carves out a seductive romance between a butcher and a mystery woman who meet by chance
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights — October 4-10
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Editor’s Picks: Oyster Festival, Venom, Summerland and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Betty Who is one of several women empowering this year’s All Things Go Fall Classic
All Things Go Fall Classic is Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 6 and 7
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Film Review: A Star Is Born
Bradley Cooper's remake of "A Star Is Born" is a gritty, heartfelt show-biz fable driven by the force of its two stars
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Film Review: Tea with the Dames
"Tea with the Dames" is a warm, witty, and wonderful glimpse of a group of legendary friends
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Sampson McCormick headlines an unprecedentedly queer event at the National Museum of African American History and Culture
Special event is intended to celebrate "the contributions of black, queer art of the Harlem Renaissance"
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Theater Review: Ford’s Theatre’s “Born Yesterday”
Ford's production of Born Yesterday is an incredibly timely tale -- for better or worse
