Arts + Entertainment
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Drake “Views” (review)
Drake’s newest release is a moody and ambitious ode to his hometown of Toronto
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Doom (review): A retro-inspired, adrenaline-soaked joy
Doom hands us literal incarnations of Hell, a massive arsenal with which to dispatch them, and then tells us to get a goddamn move on.
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Laverne Cox debuts as Dr. Frank-N-Furter for “Rocky Horror Picture Show” remake
"I get tweets from people, 'Please don't fuck up Rocky Horror Picture Show!'"
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Monkey Business: Journey to the West (review)
Constellation Theatre's "Journey to the West" fails to be about the destination
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Persistent Memory: Nima Veiseh
Nima Veiseh utilizes his exceptional memory to produce thought-provoking art
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OMG! Hamilton is coming to the Kennedy Center!
Tony-nominee Hamilton's national tour slated for the 2017-2018 season.
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Colton Haynes officially comes out: “I’m happier than I’ve ever been”
Colton Haynes has finally ended rampant speculation over his sexuality.
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Wrong Way: Cyndi Lauper’s “Detour” (review)
Cyndi Lauper's "Detour" lacks any true direction
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Magic Mirrors: Kaleidoscopes at Strathmore
Kaleidoscopes: 200 Years presents the humble children's toy as a tangible work of art
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Captain America: Civil War (review)
"Captain America: Civil War" is an ensemble film that asks big questions and packs an even bigger punch
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Hipster Porn: Hump! Film Festival
Dan Savage's Hump! Film Festival revels in homegrown buggery
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Ringing True: WNO’s Ring Cycle (review)
The first two operas in WNO's Ring Cycle are powerfully sung, brilliantly staged, and stunningly executed
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Bowie & Queen at the Kennedy Center
The Washington Ballet presents works inspired by Freddie Mercury and David Bowie
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Disgraced at Arena Stage (review)
Disgraced raises, but doesn't quite embrace, some of the increasingly vital questions of our time
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Reduced Shakespeare (review)
Reduced Shakespeare offers a mild, blunt, family-friendly play
