All posts by André Hereford
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DC Theater Review: Cats at the Kennedy Center
These Cats are more ingratiating and eager to entertain than any real cat you’ve ever met.
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DC Theater Review: ‘Love Sick’ at Theater J
More a solo composer-performer spotlight than a compelling drama, "Love Sick" sings in only fits and starts
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Film Review: Hustlers
Not great, but never boring, Hustlers entertains with humor, heart, and a high-profile cast.
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Fall Arts Preview 2019: Dance
Everything that moves, sways, and pirouettes in the D.C. region this fall!
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Fall Arts Preview 2019: Classical & Choral
Opera to Orchestra, Chorus to Concert, here's everything classical and choral in the D.C. area this fall
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‘Vision Portraits’ chronicles the creative paths of blind and visually impaired artists
Rodney Evans found that the key to his documentary Vision Portraits was pointing the camera at his own experience
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Film Review: ‘It: Chapter Two’
''It: Chapter Two" scares up king-sized helpings of humor and horror in its overlong conclusion
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Film Review: Vita & Virginia
Vita Sackville-West has Virginia Woolf bewitched, bothered, and bewildered in the overripe romance "Vita & Virginia"
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DC Theater Review: Cabaret at Olney Theatre
Blessed with a thrilling cast, Olney's fresh, powerhouse staging of "Cabaret" feels more relevant than ever
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Spotlight: Pam Ann Returns at the Howard Theatre
Queen of the sky Pam Ann comes in for a landing with a brand new comedy set
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Exclusive Photos: Kennedy Center’s The REACH prepares for its grand opening
The Kennedy Center will soon raise the curtain on the first-ever expansion in its 47-year history
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DC Theater Review: Assassins at Signature Theatre
Signature Theatre sets a scintillating stage for Sondheim's rogues' gallery of "Assassins"
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DC Theater Review: Fabulation, or The Re-Education of Undine
Felicia Curry leads a crack comic cast in Mosaic Theatre's cutting fable Fabulation
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Film Review: Ready or Not
The family that preys together stays together in the wickedly suspenseful "Ready or Not"
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Kennedy Center’s Page-to-Stage has plenty of LGBTQ offerings
Alan Sharpe's LGBTQ+ plays add diversity to an already diverse lineup at Kennedy Center's Page-to-Stage Festival
