Arts + Entertainment
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Progressive Playwright: Robert Schenkkan
"All the Way" scribe Robert Schenkkan is convinced that progress in LGBT rights is inevitable
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Fine Dance: Pontus Lidberg
Library of Congress offers Pontus Lidberg's new dance work, set to Irving Fine
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Watch Men: 1984 (review)
Shakespeare Theatre's 1984 is constrained by the source material's faults, but is still an enthralling concept piece
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Schooled in Rock: American Idiot (review)
With American Idiot, Keegan Theatre has staged another inspiring rock musical
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Gwen Stefani: This is What the Truth Feels Like (review)
Gwen Stefani's return to solo work retreads familiar ground in a bid for authenticity with "This is What the Truth Feels Like"
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The Real Deal: The Real O’Neals (review)
"The Real O'Neals" is a gay-centric sitcom that doesn't stray far from ABC's tried-and-tested formula
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Got a Light: Light City Baltimore
Light City Baltimore, an illumination and innovation festival, launches next week
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Instrument Free: Aca-Challenge at the Lincoln Theatre
Aca-Challenge offers a rare, prominent showcase for a cappella groups
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Olney and Round House team up for Angels in America
Tony Kushner's landmark plays will be co-produced by the two theater companies
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Big Hit: Hitman (review)
Hitman brings the deadly franchise back to relevance by breaking it up into bite-size chunks
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Cry Foul: Far Cry Primal (review)
Far Cry Primal can’t shake the feeling that we’ve seen it all before -- with guns
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Xena: Warrior Princess reboot will make lead character lesbian
A popular 1990s TV character is finally emerging from the closet, and it’s about time. In keeping with the trend of rebooting shows from decades...
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Toasting Tinseltown: Congressional Chorus at Atlas
Congressional Chorus's spring cabaret is a showy spectacle
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Chase Maggiano to leave Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington
Departing executive director will take over in the same role at the prestigious Washington Chorus.
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ABT’s Julie Kent to replace Septime Webre at Washington Ballet
Julie Kent began dancing professionally by training locally in Bethesda at the Academy of the Maryland Youth Ballet. Little did she know she would later...
