All posts by André Hereford
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Three Months review: Troye Sivan fails to rise to the material in HIV drama
Troye Sivan stars in a self-conscious queer coming-of-age story wrapped in a disjointed health scare drama.
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‘Move, I’m Gay’ celebrates 100 episodes of honest, hilarious conversations
"Move, I'm Gay" hosts Franny & Brenda celebrate giving their listeners something to talk about for 100 episodes.
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Movie Review: ‘Uncharted’ is a solid if unspectacular game adaptation
Winning buddy-movie chemistry between "Uncharted" stars Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg helps overcome the film's weaknesses.
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The Musical Man: Q&A with Andrew Rannells
One of the stars celebrating "50 Years of Broadway" at the Kennedy Center, Andrew Rannells reflects on his stage and screen career.
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DC Theater Review: Daphne’s Dive at Signature Theatre
Rayanne Gonzales shines as a bar owner who opens her heart to friends in need in the slice-of-life drama "Daphne's Dive."
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Licht Cafe offers a chill new spot for the LGBTQ community
The cozy and comfortable Licht Cafe offers a chill new spot for the LGBTQ community.
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Review: Death on the Nile is a slow boat
Director Kenneth Branagh turns "Death on the Nile" into a damp melodrama.
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DC Theater Review: Dear Mapel
Psalmayene 24 conjures theater magic with the well-told memoir Dear Mapel at Mosaic.
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DC Theater Review: Rock musical ‘Trans Am’ at Keegan Theatre
Lisa Stephen Friday bares her soul in the rocking autobiographical musical "Trans Am," now at Keegan
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Moonfall review: A disaster movie in every sense
Moonfall is a disaster movie in every sense of the word.
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Yes, ‘COVID dick’ is real. Here’s what it means.
Yes, "COVID dick" is real. Here's what it means.
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Karinda Dobbins keeps it real on her new comedy album Black & Blue
Comic Karinda Dobbins takes on everything from "hiking while Black" to code-switching in corporate America.
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DC Theater Review: ‘White Noise’ at Studio Theatre
Studio Theatre presents a bold, if uneven, production of Suzan-Lori Parks' taboo-shaking drama "White Noise"
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TV review: The Afterparty on Apple TV+ is more comedy than mystery
Everyone's a suspect in Apple's funnier-than-it-is-mysterious whodunnit comedy series "The Afterparty"
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Olly Alexander on going solo, surviving a pandemic, and being “more gay”
Olly Alexander on his new Years & Years album, performing with legends, and how he’s achieving his own maximum gay potential.
