Arts + Entertainment
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Spotlight: Kamu Bell, After Orlando, Kathleen Turner, NSO, and more
Our pick of what's hot in arts and entertainment this week!
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Domesticated: Queer Interiors at BMA
The Baltimore Museum of Art documents LGBT home life in "Queer Interiors"
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Synetic’s “Dante’s Inferno” (review): The perfect antidote to Halloween pap
Dante's Inferno tells Dante's story told through dance, mime and extraordinary atmospherics
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October Surprise: Reel Affirmations 2016 closes with “King Cobra”
Reel Affirmations returns to its fall berth, with a just-announced closing film sure to generate buzz: King Cobra
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The Gulf’s stormy lesbian relationship touches universal themes
Playwright Audrey Cefaly is making waves with powerful debut "The Gulf" at Signature Theatre
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“Angels in America: Perestroika” at Round House (review)
Perestroika is a dazzling conclusion to Tony Kushner's epic Angels in America
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“The Little Foxes” at Arena Stage (review)
The Little Foxes is an evening's worth of fine, old-fashioned entertainment
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Gallery: John Paradiso
Artist's embroidery explores gay life and leather pansies
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Gallery: No Man’s Land
Women Artists from the Rubell Family Collection at National Museum of Women in the Arts
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On Pointe: Washington Ballet celebrates 40 years
Julie Kent will toast The Washington Ballet's legacy and future this Friday at the Kennedy Center
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Spotlight: All Things Go Fall Classic, Lesbians in The Gulf, Folger Consort, Baltimore Symphony, more
Everything worth seeing at Washington, D.C.'s many fine art, entertainment and historical exhibitions
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Puppy Love: Romeo and Juliet at Shakespeare Theatre (review)
The Shakespeare Theatre's "Romeo and Juliet" is more high school field trip than grown-up fare
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“Cloud 9” at Studio Theatre (review): More timely now than ever before
In Cloud 9, Caryl Churchill toys with gender, class, and time to spectacular effect
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WNO’s “The Marriage of Figaro” (review)
Rocking no boats, WNO's "The Marriage of Figaro" is all about the music, the voices and the traditional
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Miss Peregrine’s School for Peculiar Children (review): Go to Hogwarts instead
Tim Burton's latest is not peculiar enough
