Arts + Entertainment
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Sweetgreen’s sweetlife festival lineup revealed!
The 1975, Blondie among headliners
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Lords and Monsters: Monsters of the Villa Diodati at ArtSpace
Matt Conner and Stephen Gregory Smith's new musical explores the influence of Lord Byron
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Mad About Paul: Paul Reiser at The Howard Theatre
Paul Reiser, who became a household name on Mad About You, returns to his stand-up roots
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New Direction: Anti by Rihanna (review)
Rihanna trades club beats for something self-assured and introspective
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Panic! at the Disco: Death of a Bachelor (review)
Long-time Panic! fans might find a lot to like about Death of a Bachelor
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Unravel (review): Beautifully flawed
Unravel is a beautiful and challenging game, but it’s desperate to be loved and often imperfect
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Dead Good: Deadpool (review)
Deadpool is a middle-finger to convention, restraint and child-friendly action
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Tom of Finland’s life to be turned into biopic
Tom of Finland, whose iconic drawings came to define gay culture, will have his life honored in a new biopic
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King of the Hill
Murray Hill brings drag appeal to Birchmere's Burlesque-A-Pades
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The Politics of Living: Guards at the Taj and City of Conversation (reviews)
Guards at the Taj is never quite where it needs to be and City of Conversation is just boring
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Firewatch review: A confident, beautiful experience
Firewatch is all about story. It's intimate, personal, involving and engrossing.
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Edwin Aparicio, the now-official flamenco knight
Spain to honor D.C.-based dancer and choreographer
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Reflective: The Glass Menagerie at Ford’s Theatre (review)
Ford's Theatre stages a resonant Tennessee Williams classic
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Septime Webre to exit the Washington Ballet
Artistic Director has helmed the ballet for 17 years
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Creating a Legacy
At MetroStage, Thomas W. Jones II develops profound, engaging works that embrace the African American experience
