Arts + Entertainment
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Glee and American Horror Story’s Ryan Murphy signs exclusive deal with Netflix
TV producer will create new shows and movies solely for the streaming service
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Review: Danai Gurira’s “Familiar” at Woolly Mammoth
Familiar brings a unique voice and genuine humor to a relatable issue
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Review: “The Great Society” at Arena Stage
Robert Schenkkan's compelling exploration of Lyndon B. Johnson offers a lot of food for thought
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Diavolo showcases its daring dance moves at the Kennedy Center
Acrobatic dance troupe's spectacular feats of movement emphasize group numbers and dynamics
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Spotlight: Upcoming events in D.C. — February 15-21
Highlights of the best in arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment — February 15-21
Everything arts and entertainment in D.C. this week
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Gallery: Craig Tinsky
Tinsky's meticulously measured and cut sheets of paper produce works that appear similar to portraits
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Review: Black Panther offers glossy comic book fantasy with a healthy side of truth
Black Panther is a giant leap forward for anyone craving authenticity in their superhero fantasies.
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Raul Esparza on bringing back “Chess” and Trump’s hostility to immigrants
Broadway star Raul Esparza heads up an all-new production of the fabled musical Chess at the Kennedy Center.
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A few burning random questions for BØRNS
Pop indie fields queries about Michigan, androgyny, Lana Del Rey and Blue Madonna
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“Black Panther” screenwriter discusses rumored lesbian scene
A rough cut of the film allegedly depicted two female warriors exchanging flirtatious looks
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Melancholia at Gallery O on H
Marion Colomer's large-scale watercolors are accompanied by an original scent by perfumer Dana El Masri
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Seth Kibel & Friends at the Edlavitch DCJCC
Seth Kibel's musical brunches at the Edlavitch DCJCC are as popular for the Klezmer repertoire as the kosher buffet
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Review: “Something Rotten!” shines at National Theatre
Something Rotten! is wicked good at lampooning both musicals and Shakespeare with love
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Review: “La Foto” at GALA Theatre feels “underexposed”
The cast keeps it fun, although not enough develops in "La Foto: A Selfie Affair"
