Arts + Entertainment
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5 Oscar-Baiting True-Life Films to Watch this Awards Season
Heading into awards season, these five films could vie for a piece of Oscar gold.
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Review: “The Revolutionists” at Everyman Theatre
A winning cast turns theoretical drama into satisfying comedy in Everyman’s The Revolutionists.
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Spotlights: Events in D.C., December 21-27
Casablanca What is billed as the most popular and enduring screen romance of all time closes out the year — and helps launch 2018 —...
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment, December 21-27
FILM CALL ME BY YOUR NAME Oliver (Armie Hammer) is an academic who comes to stay at a family’s villa in 1980s Italy. There, he...
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Virtual Holiday: “Imaginary World of the Nutcracker” at ArTecHouse
At the ArTecHouse Gallery, what you see, do, and even drink is digitally enhanced
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Screen Gems: The Best Films of 2017
From gods to monsters to a family of cannibals, our critic recounts the ten best films of 2017
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Vinyl Countdown: The Top 10 Albums of 2017
From the xx to Kendrick Lamar to Björk, our music critic counts down the ten best albums of 2017
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Bravura Performances: DC’s Best Stage Productions of 2017
Our Critics André Hereford and Kate Wingfield pick their 5 best D.C.-area stage productions of 2017
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Review: “An American in Paris” at the Kennedy Center
An American in Paris stumbles on the stairway to paradise.
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Out On the Town: D.C. Arts & Entertainment picks, December 14-20
HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS A CHRISTMAS CAROL Craig Wallace returns as the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge in Ford’s Theatre’s production of Dickens’ Yuletide classic. The music-infused adaptation was...
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WATCH: The RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 3 trailer has arrived (and it’s everything)
RuPaul and co. return on Thursday, January 25
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Spotlight: Events happening in D.C., December 14-20
Highlights of the best in arts and entertainment in DC this week!
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Mashuq Deen on “Draw the Circle” and acting out his truth onstage
In "Draw the Circle," playwright Mashuq Deen mines universal truths from his intensely personal story.
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Review: Mudbound is a cinematic tour de force
Dee Ree's Mudbound weaves an epic tale of two families in rural Mississippi
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Cameron Folmer puts a robustly funny spin on seasonal satire “Santaland Diaries”
80-minute play recounts encounters from David Sedaris’ time working as a Macy’s elf
