Arts + Entertainment
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Matthew Morrison of “Glee” brings his swinging style to Wolf Trap
Matthew Morrison brings his swinging style to Wolf Trap.
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Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees finds freedom and support since coming out
Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees finds freedom and support since coming out.
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British Mince: Vicious and Last Tango in Halifax (review)
Even Jacobi and McKellen can't keep Vicious from being hideously unbearable
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The Capital Fringe readies its 9th annual festival
A decade ago Julianne Brienza saw great untapped potential in D.C.’s strong theater scene. “We have many high-end, expensive theater experiences in the District of...
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Torpedo Factory’s Scope Gallery offers “to-be-used” pottery
Meet a potter, and chances are she’s a good cook. “I would say 99 percent of us are phenomenal cooks,” boasts potter Tracie Griffith, citing...
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”Side Show” and ”Disney’s The Lion King” provide two worthwhile theatrical experiences at Kennedy Center
“Come Look at the Freaks,” goes the grand opening number in the musical Side Show. And it’s quite possible such a exploitative, sensationalistic call might...
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Wolfenstein: The New Order
Wolfenstein: The New Order starts by posing one question, a question that fuels every decision and story arc over the game’s single-player narrative: What if?...
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Renowned for her stint on E.R., Gloria Reuben brings her chanteuse side to Blues Alley
Gloria Reuben brings her chanteuse side to Blues Alley
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Colman Domingo’s proud career as actor and budding playwright
Colman Domingo's proud career as actor and budding playwright
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Unhappy Days: Scena stages Beckett’s absurdist classic
Happy Days at Scena Theatre and Cloak and Dagger at Signature Theatre
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Such Pushovers: It’s easy to fall for this catchy folk/pop lesbian trio
It's easy to fall for this catchy folk/pop lesbian trio
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Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo focus on Games at E3
It was look now, play (much) later at this year's premiere gaming Expo.
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25 Great Shots from the 2014 Capital Pride Festival
Photography by Christopher Cunetto, Todd Franson, Ward Morrison, Randy Shulman and Aram Vartian. All photographs taken at the 2014 Captial Pride Festival, Sunday, June 8,...
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“Private Lives,” “The Totalitarians” feature strong female protagonists, but leave unanswered questions
Separated by time and genre, you wouldn’t expect Noel Coward’s 1930s ever-so-British rom-com Private Lives to have much in common with Peter Sinn Nachtrieb’s The...
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Quirky QFest: Baltimore serves up LGBT film festival
Baltimore serves up an LGBT film festival
