All posts by André Hereford
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Editor’s Pick: The Band’s Visit at the Kennedy Center
The musical, which won Tonys for Best Musical, Book, Score, Actor, Actress, and Direction, plays through Sunday at the KenCen.
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“The Hot Wing King” Review: Bonding Over Chicken Wings
Studio's "The Hot Wing King" piles more hot topics on its menu than an entire season of "Good Times."
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‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ Review: Gods and Monsters
The mighty Avenger ditches his doldrums to join erstwhile love Jane in the funhouse adventure 'Thor: Love and Thunder.'
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For Johnny Sibilly, ‘Queer As Folk’ Was A Life-Changing Moment
Johnny Sibilly and the vibrant cast of "Queer as Folk" refresh the franchise for a new era of LGBTQ friends, lovers, and allies.
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Review: Super Sleuths
The crime-solving trio of Martin, Short, and Gomez shine in a second, suspenseful season of "Only Murders in the Building."
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‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Review: Aaron Sorkin’s Courtroom Spark
Richard Thomas anchors an elegant, engaging production of Aaron Sorkin's "To Kill A Mockingbird" at the Kennedy Center.
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‘Loot’ Review: Spreading the Wealth
Maya Rudolph makes being mega-rich look fabulous as a benevolent but clueless billionaire trying to do good deeds on 'Loot.'
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‘The Black Phone’ Review: Dialing for Terror
The starkly scary, Ethan Hawke-starring chiller 'The Black Phone' packs a more potent-than-expected punch.
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‘Nollywood Dreams’ Review: Dream Girls
Round House closes out an adventurous season with the hilarious "Nollywood Dreams," a love letter to Nigeria and its culture.
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‘Lightyear’ Review: Where There’s Space for Everyone
Pixar reinvents Space Ranger Buzz Lightyear with a straight-shooting, queer-friendly animated adventure.
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Alex Liu Gives Sex a Run for Its Money in ‘A Sexplanation’
Alex Liu puts his body on the line to advance the science of sex in his revealing new documentary 'A Sexplanation.'
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Editor’s Pick: Suddenly Last Summer at Avant Bard
Avant Bard presents a pair of Tennessee Williams plays directed by Christopher Henley through June 18.
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‘First Kill’ Review: A High-Stakes Teenage Lesbian Vampire Romance
'First Kill' spins its teenage lesbian love story into an engagingly batty, B-movie-style horror show.
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Joel Kim Booster Talks ‘Fire Island,’ Margaret Cho, and BFF Bowen Yang
Joel Kim Booster heats up Hulu with "Fire Island," his stunning queer movie about pride, prejudice, and the bonds of friendship.
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‘Jurassic World Dominion’ Review: Not Quite Dino Might
Jurassic World Dominion sets its dinosaurs loose on the world, but then devotes more time to clone wars than monster mayhem.
