All posts by André Hereford
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Dance: Spring Arts Preview 2023
There is no shortage of romance, intrigue, and excitement in the wealth of dance performances around the DMV this season.
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Todd Flaherty Serves Sass and Sequins in ‘Chrissy Judy’
"I just think there's something really timeless about this story," says the film's writer/director and star.
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‘Like Me’ Review: Unlikely Story
Despite the compelling premise of a gay Tel Aviv teen kicked out after coming out, 'Like Me' stumbles over awkward direction.
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The Finely Focused Cultural Lens of ‘A Nice Indian Boy’
The stars of Olney's hit 'A Nice Indian Boy' sound off on the gay comedy's premise that we can't always please our parents.
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‘Shout Sister Shout’ Review: Raising the Roof
As rock and roll pioneer Sister Rosetta Tharpe in Shout Sister Shout, Carrie Compere takes Ford's Theatre to church.
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‘Pacific Overtures’ Review: Rising Sondheim
Signature's elegantly minimal yet intricate 'Pacific Overtures' brings impressive luster to a Sondheim gem.
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‘Gloria: A Life’ Review: Chronologically Speaking
Theater J's 'Gloria: A Life' merely reenacts events in the life of feminist icon Gloria Steinem rather than dramatizing them.
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‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’ Review: Deus Ex Meh-china
Action-packed but weightless, 'Shazam! Fury of the Gods' tries to charm its way through a simple-minded sequel adventure.
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‘Who Killed Robert Wone?’ Review: Swann Song
The true crime documentary Who Killed Robert Wone? doesn’t solve the notorious D.C. murder case, but it steers close to a theory.
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‘Punch’ Review: Right Hook
Stepping into the crowded ring of gay coming-of-age indies, the dour boxing drama 'Punch' scores points for its soulful romance.
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LGBTQ Critics Pick the 2023 Oscars: Who Will Win?
We polled GALECA, home of the Dorian Awards, to handicap the major races in the Oscars. Here's who the LGBTQ critics thought will win Sunday.
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‘Scream VI’ Review: Ghostface Takes Manhattan
Ghostface has some fresh tricks up his sleeves in Scream VI, the grisly sequel that moves the franchise to the Big Apple.
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Margaret Cho: “We Need Comedy to Survive”
Margaret Cho returns to the stage with her 'Live & Livid' tour and an urgent message for America: We have to do something.
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GALA Hispanic’s Sweet, Affirming Queer Parable for Families
El Chelito directs a warm and beloved LGBTQ-themed fairy tale for all ages at GALA Hispanic Theatre.
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‘Selling Kabul’ Review: Found in Translation
Signature presents a riveting D.C. premiere production of Sylvia Khoury's taut, suspenseful drama 'Selling Kabul.'
