Stage
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‘Titanique’ Off-Broadway Review: Unsinkable
Years after its original conception, a parody of James Cameron's classic, Titanic, continues to tickle Off-Broadway audiences
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‘Monumental Travesties’ Review: Heads or Tales
Mosaic's "Monumental Travesties" treads through difficult race-relations territory and still comes out laughing.
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Fall Arts Preview 2023: Dance
There is a lot of flamenco -- not to mention Nutcrackers galore -- in the fall dance season ahead in Washington, D.C.
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Ethan Heard Shines in his Role at Signature Theatre
Ethan Heard, who directed Signature's sensual "Bridges of Madison County," looks ahead to his second season with the company.
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Mosaic Theater’s Reginald L. Douglas is Leading with Joy
Reginald L. Douglas, Mosaic's artistic director, offers a peek behind the scenes of running one of D.C.'s hottest theater companies.
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‘Ink’ Review: Media Spin
An outstanding ensemble keeps "Ink" flowing, despite the production's more cumbersome touches.
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‘Sweat’ at Keegan Theatre Review: Labor Pains
Anchored by terrific lead performances, Keegan Theatre's 'Sweat' turns up the heat in a drama roiled by race and class division.
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Dylan Mulvaney May Be Headed to Broadway
Is trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney about to bring her talents to the Great White Way in the revival of 'Cabaret'?
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‘Bridges of Madison County’ Review – Affair of the Heartland
Sexual desire ignites Signature Theatre's erotically-charged musical, "The Bridges of Madison County."
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‘Moulin Rouge’ Review: Raise a Glass
The zesty mashup musical "Moulin Rouge!" delivers winking romantic comedy, set off by dazzling sets, costumes, and dancing.
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For Kai Heath, What’s “Wrong” is Completely Right
Kai Heath breaks down the art of getting things wrong in the uproarious "The Play That Goes Wrong" at the Kennedy Center.
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‘Monsters of the American Cinema’ Review: Monster High
Prologue's 'Monsters of the American Cinema' tenderly captures the rhythms of family life for a queer stepdad and his teenage son.
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The Fringe Appeal of It All
The annual Capital Fringe festival returns for its 16th edition with at least ten shows of LGBTQ interest.
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Editor’s Pick: The Logan Festival of Solo Performance
Logan Festival performers J. Elijah Cho and César Cadabes seize the moment with incisive, award-winning solo shows for everyone.
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‘1776’ Review: Adams & Eves
Hats off to the sparkling ensemble of a '1776' revival that pinpoints the foresight and blind spots of the Founding Fathers.
