Arts + Entertainment
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Review: “Kiss Me, Kate” at Shakespeare Theatre
Shakespeare Theatre's Kiss Me, Kate is two hours of song, dance and unstoppable fun
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Positive Portrayals: The Infection Monologues
A decade after its debut, The Infection Monologues co-creator Alex Garner still sees a need for modern-day HIV stories
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Twisted: “Oliver!” at Arena Stage
Arena Stage has assembled an Oliver! that speaks to contemporary issues
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Arena’s “Akeelah and the Bee” will definitely make your day (Review)
EXUDING NOTHING BUT GOOD VIBES, humor and charm, Akeelah and the Bee, () an urban tale of a little girl who earns her way to...
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Entertaining Mr. Orton
Edge of the Universe Players 2 revives a favorite from the late, gay playwright Joe Orton
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Sea Shanties: “Pericles” at Folger (review)
Pericles is something of a rough sea
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Kylie Christmas (review): Christmas Turkey
Kylie Minogue, Australia's cult disco chanteuse returns. Without the disco.
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Legend Review: Tom Hardy is amazing/awful as Kray twins
Legend features an incredible performance from Tom Hardy, and a terrible performance from Tom Hardy
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Desert Migration Review: The Long Goodbye
Desert Migration poignantly explores the lives of 13 men with HIV/AIDS in Palm Springs
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Adele “25” Review: Soul Searching
Out-singing and outclassing her peers, once again Adele is full of brass, soulful stress and epic heartbreak
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Transgender woman from Virginia, Claire Green, is “Looking for Love” in new BBC documentary
Claire Green is moving from Virginia’s gorgeous Blue Ridge mountains to Richmond, the state capital, because she wants to “make a future for myself…move on...
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Old Dog, New Tricks: Fallout 4 (review)
Fallout 4 takes the innards of its predecessor and wraps them in a tough, beautiful suit of armor
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Folderol and Fiddledeedee: Cinderella at National Theatre
Douglas Carter Beane brings out the best of a beloved classic in National Theatre’s Cinderella
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A Cinematic Toast: Inside Landmark’s New Atlantic Plumbing Cinema
"A new urban concept," Landmark's Atlantic Plumbing Cinema is a combination intimate movie house and hip bar
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Cate Blanchett: Love scene with Rooney Mara is “erotic, tender and beautiful”
"Carol" is about the power and universality of falling in love, according to Blanchett
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