Arts + Entertainment
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Film Review: We the Animals
We the Animals tells a gay coming-of-age tale through the quiet, dream-filled imagination of its young protagonist
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Gallery: The Costumes of Rep Stage’s “Sweeney Todd”
Designer Sarah Cubbage on the goth punk vibes of Rep Stage's new production
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights — August 30-September 12
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Editor’s Picks: DC OUT, Alanis Morissette, Michael Ian Black, Victor Victoria, and more
Our picks of the best in arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Folger Theatre’s “Macbeth” gives Shakespeare a Restoration spin
The Folger Theatre unearths a rarely-performed 17th Century adaptation of one of Shakespeare's fundamental tragedies
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights — August 23-29
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Spotlight: “Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood,” Maryland Renaissance, New Order, more — August 23-29
SCOTTY AND THE SECRET HISTORY OF HOLLYWOOD Filmmaker Matt Tyrnauer relates the true story of the man whose gas station on Hollywood Boulevard doubled as...
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Divine Diva: The Gays Who Shaped Aretha’s Gospel Soul
Aretha Franklin's gospel roots were partly shaped by the gays and lesbians in her life
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Film Review: “Hard Paint” at Reel Affirmations XTRA
Hard Paint is a vivid, beautiful exploration of a troubled, isolated mind
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Glenn Close: “I think it’s really limiting to say ‘You can only play who you are'”
Glenn Close and Christian Slater on "The Wife," as well as the controversy surrounding Hollywood and the transgender community
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Shakespeare Theatre offers Romeo & Juliet for its 2018 “Free For All”
The annual event gives theater fans top dollar productions for free
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Nick Martin cracks open the nutty farce “Melancholy Play” for Constellation Theatre
"Melancholy Play" is "a perfect over-the-top exploration of what melancholy is"
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Rainbow Theatre’s “In the Closet” dares to be a different coming out story
Playwright Siegmund Fuchs looks behind the closed doors of the closeted mind
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Stage Review: Constellation Theatre’s “Melancholy Play: A Contemporary Farce”
Constellation opens their Epic Love season with the lovely longing of Melancholy Play: "A Contemporary Farce"
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17th Street Festival celebrates artistic and entrepreneurial spirit of Dupont Circle
Featuring artists and organizations, it's "like a big block party"
