Arts + Entertainment
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Cover Story: Ben Platt Redefines His Musical Journey
Ben Platt on his new record "Honeymind," what "Evan Hansen" gave him, and his charming husband-to-be, Noah Galvin.
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‘Is God Is’ Serves Up Unconventional Revenge (Review)
Constellation's "Is God Is" blends metaphor with blood-soaked violence in an offbeat, sometimes clunky revenge tale.
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Playwright Rachel Lynett Has Some Qualms About Kamala
Playwright Rachel Lynett takes a blistering look at America's most powerful woman in "Letters to Kamala/Dandelion Peace."
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‘Thelma’: One Bad Grandmutha on a Mission (Review)
June Squibb is a feisty grandmother hunting the scam artists who robbed her in the satisfying caper-comedy "Thelma."
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Noah J. Ricketts is Living His Passion in ‘The Great Gatsby’
Ricketts, who was featured in Showtime's "Fellow Travelers," is playing a pivotal character in the Broadway musical adaptation of "Gatsby."
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Brittany Howard, With Pride
As the Grammy-winning singer prepares to headline Wolf Trap's Out & About Festival, she takes time for some deep talk.
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Step Afrika! Pays Swaggering Tribute to Jacob Lawrence (Review)
Step Afrika! stomps up a storm with grace and precision in the uplifting epic "The Migration" at Arena Stage.
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‘Postcards from Ihatov’ is an Amusing, Escapist Adventure (Review)
Bold ingenuity drives 1st Stage's "Postcards from Ihatov," a transporting visual play that doesn't fully gel.
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The Montréal-Based ‘Solo’ Gives Good Drag (Review)
The Montréal set gay romantic drama "Solo" is a poignant -- if predictable -- tale of two performers in love.
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‘Topdog/Underdog’ is a Potent Tale of Scarred Souls (Review)
Round House's "Topdog/Underdog" is a passionate examination of the simple human wish to not just survive, but to thrive.
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‘Queer Planet’s’ Animals Are So Gay (Review)
Narrated by Andrew Rannells, Peacock's "Queer Planet" serves up a saucy global search for queerness in the wild.
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“Portraits” is a Grand Creation Years in the Making
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington's season-closing concert, "Portraits," is the group's most thrilling and ambitious project yet.
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‘Enjoy Youth’ Finds Bright Light x2 at the Top of His Game (Review)
"Enjoy Youth," Bright Light Bright Light's latest album, is a master class in buoyant, vibrant, glorious dance-pop.
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How Disco Got Its Groove On (Review)
"Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution" captures the rise, fall, and rebirth of disco from all the right angles.
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‘Backspot’ Leans into Laidback, Slice-of-Life Storytelling (Review)
The queer cheerleader drama "Backspot" nails the vibe of suburban teen life all too well with its low-stakes character study.
