All posts by André Hereford
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Baltimore Son: An Interview with Playwright R. Eric Thomas
Eric Thomas does Charm City proud with 'Crying on Television,' a hilarious new play at Everyman Theatre.
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‘Benediction’ Review: Trapped in a London Fog
Terence Davies' handsomely produced but stilted 'Benediction' traces the tempestuous origins of a bitter old queen.
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Kiki Bar: Come For The Underwear Contest, Stay For The Chill
Kiki's Keaton Fedak envisions his new U Street bar as a vibrant, welcoming hub of a thriving gayborhood.
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“Our Town” Expressively Conjures a Bygone Way of American Life
Reflecting on the eternal and the ephemeral, Our Town hits every note in Thornton Wilder's classic symphony of Americana.
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Film Review: ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Is A High-Flying Sequel
Tom Cruise soars while schooling a cocky squad in the action-packed, shamelessly sentimental Top Gun: Maverick.
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D.C. Stage Review: ‘There’s Always the Hudson’ at Woolly Mammoth
A pair of assault survivors plot revenge in Paola Lázaro's electrifying, blisteringly funny 'There's Always the Hudson.'
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Movie Review: ‘Men’ Is Creepy By Design
The surreal horror freakout 'Men' brings nightmares into the daylight with its tale of a lone woman besieged by intruders.
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Carol Burnett Honored with Sondheim Award at Stellar Signature Gala
Bernadette Peters, Santino Fontana, and Randy Rainbow led tributes to Carol Burnett at Signature's 2022 Sondheim Gala.
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Interview: David Hernandez Bares His (Very Naked) Soul
Singer-songwriter David Hernandez lets it all hang out on his new EP Don't @ Me and in #NSFW, his steamy book of nudes.
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‘GoGo For The Gold’ Aims To Crown America’s #1 Male GoGo Dancer
GoGo guru Greg McKeon reveals his secrets to judging the stiff competition on OUTtv's new series "GoGo for the Gold."
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D.C. Stage Review: ‘Marys Seacole’ at Mosaic Theater
Mosaic's richly visual, compellingly acted drama "Marys Seacole" feels disjointed in execution.
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D.C. Stage Review: ‘On Your Feet!’ At GALA Hispanic Theatre
The talented cast of 'On Your Feet! En español' will have you singing along, and overlooking the show's weaknesses.
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D.C. Stage Review: Signature’s ‘The Upstairs Department’
Signature's "The Upstairs Department" poignantly portrays siblings trying to make contact with the other side and each other.
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The Secret (and Spectacle) of Alyssa Edwards
Globe-trotting drag superstar Alyssa Edwards makes time to do it all -- for her dance kids, her fans, her new love, and herself.
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D.C. Stage Review: “John Proctor Is the Villain” Is A Thrilling Drama
Sex-ed and spilled secrets spiral into scandal in Studio's powerful world premiere production of "John Proctor Is the Villain."
