Arts + Entertainment
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Disagreeable: A Short Series of Disagreements Presented Here in Chronological Order (Review)
Daniel Kitson's "A Short Series of Disagreements" is perhaps not short enough.
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“France is a Feast” is an intimate portrait of Julia Child’s life in France
An elegant new book reveals Paul Child's view of his life in France with his soon-to-be extremely famous wife.
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights, November 9-15
FILM CATVIDEOFEST 2017 Filmmaker Will Braden (Le Chat Noir) has assembled another 80-minute program that’s a fancy feast for cat lovers, chock-full of cat videos...
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Spotlight: Editor’s Picks for Nov. 9-15
Gigi, Dance Place, Ann Hampton Calloway, Paula Poundstone and Mean Girls!
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Murder on the Orient Express is a bumpy ride (review)
"Murder on the Orient Express" is a fun, if flawed and unoriginal, adaptation of the Christie classic.
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Bold Frontiers: Wilson Cruz talks Star Trek Discovery, Anthony Rapp
Wilson Cruz is part of a historic couple on Star Trek Discovery.
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Francisco Hidalgo is the centerpiece of GALA’s Fuego Flamenco
Spain's legendary Francisco Hidalgo returns to Gala's Flamenco festival with a U.S. Premiere
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Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington presents It Takes Two
The GMCW season kicks off with a cabaret focused on duets.
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Strange Magic: Alcina at the Washington National Opera (Review)
Washington National Opera's "Alcina" showcases baroque music with a contemporary soul.
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The In Series celebrates Jacques Brel
Byron Jones performs some of Jacques Brel's most interesting gems
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Zachary Quinto, Jim Parsons and Matt Bomer to star in The Boys in the Band
Andrew Rannells, Robin De Jesús, and Tuc Watkins also star in a limited Broadway run of the landmark gay play
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Aki Matsuri at the National Bonsai and Penjing Museum
The Arboretum celebrates its "secret" collection of miniature trees
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights, November 2-8
Everything arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Spotlight: Events in the D.C. area, November 2-8
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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Marvel’s Thor: Ragnarok edited out a character’s sexuality
Tessa Thompson Valkyrie's bisexuality was hinted at, but ultimately cut
