Arts + Entertainment
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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.
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Zack Powell Gets Pucked
As the sprite with a mischievous streak, Zack Powell is having the time of his life in Everyman Theatre's "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
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A Richly Rewarding “Where the Mountain Meets the Sea” (Review)
Gorgeous musical moments mark the moving story of an immigrant father and gay son in "Where the Mountain Meets the Sea."
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Jordan Dobson Lets the Sun Shine In
Following roles on Broadway and his film debut in "Maestro," Jordan Dobson lets the love flow in Signature's splendid "Hair."
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JoJo Siwa is Moving On from Her Flop Single
JoJo Siwa is teasing her next single, "Choose Ur Fighter," shortly after her most recent song "Karma" failed to become a real hit.
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‘Mexodus’ is a Thrilling Feat of Theater (Review)
A dynamic duo of performers bridge hip-hop and history to drop indelible knowledge in Mosaic's rousing rap musical "Mexodus."
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Monét X Change Dives Into R&B with ‘Grey Rainbow’
Monét X Change aims to bust through drag's glass ceiling with her new R&B album "Grey Rainbow, Vol. 1."
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‘Turandot’ is Almost, But Not Quite, Fabulous (Review)
The Washington National Opera's "Turandot" creates a new ending for the Puccini masterwork, but the production feels lacking.
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Ashley Hoff Digs Into the Making of ‘Mommie Dearest’
Ashley Hoff spins his fascination with a camp classic into a page-turning book on its making in "With Love, Mommie Dearest."
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Fast and ‘Furiosa’ (Review)
"Furiosa" supplies more high-octane Mad Max action, but can’t replicate the thrilling relentlessness of predecessor "Fury Road."
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Folger’s ‘Metamorphoses’ Is As Good As Gold (Review)
The Folger's "Metamorphoses" charts a fantastic voyage through myth and time, and in brilliantly engaging company.
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Forget Barbie, Dixie Longate is the Ultimate Plastic Girl
As sassy, Southern housewife Dixie Longate, actor Kris Andersson has been singing the praises of Tupperware for years
