Arts + Entertainment
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London Calling: Assassin’s Creed Syndicate (review)
Assassin's Creed Syndicate fixes a lot of its predecessors problems, though its London setting can awe and annoy in equal measure
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A Woman Speaks: Arena Stage’s “At Wit’s End” (review)
We’ve come a long way since the days of Erma Bombeck’s candidly comic newspaper column on the trials and tribulations of motherhood. Down-in-the-trenches mothering blogs...
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New Order yields yet another fine crop of pop
New Order's Music Complete is a faithful rendition of their distinct aesthetic, without expanding their sonic palette
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Flamenco Fellas
Edwin Aparicio showcases male dancers in GALA's Fuego Flamenco Festival
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Generations of Dance
Dance is a family affair at this year's Fall Festival of South Asian Dance and Art
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“Turn of the Screw” original cast recording
Earlier this year, the Virginia theater company Creative Cauldron presented a world premiere musical adaptation of The Turn of the Screw — Henry James’s classic gothic novella...
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Children’s book about transgender teddy bear gets global publisher
Jessica Walton seized upon a simple idea after a revelation in her family. When her father came out as transgender, eventually transitioning to become Tina, his...
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Ellen DeGeneres: “I didn’t think I was going to come out. Period”
Ellen opened up to Oprah Winfrey about her struggle with being open about her sexuality
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Disclosure Banged That at Echostage (review)
Two years ago, the dance-pop duo Disclosure blew away a sweaty, sold out crowd at the 9:30 Club with a top-notch show, a live concert...
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Finely Crafted
This weekend's American Fine Craft Show will feature plenty of stunning handcrafted art
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Naked and Afraid: Yael Farber’s “Salomé” (review)
The Shakespeare Theatre Company's Salomé is a challenge on several fronts, but it's one you consider accepting
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Janet Jackson’s “Unbreakable” (review)
Unbreakable is a welcome return -- and return to form -- for Janet Jackson
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High Note: Randy Graff at the Kennedy Center
Having made her Kennedy Center debut in 1986 with Les Miz, Randy Graff returns with a one-woman cabaret
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Fame Fatale: Suzanne Westenhoefer
Suzanne Westenhoefer paved the way for the latest generation of female comics to be fully out in their careers
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Tove Lo Stayed High at the 9:30 Club (review)
Word on the street — or really the radio, Hot 99.5 — was that Tove Lo was sick Monday night. But the woman born Ebba...
