All posts by André Hereford
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Taylor Mac on “Holiday Sauce,” gender creativity, and the lies of Donald Trump
The MacArthur Genius grantee brings an extra-spicy Christmas pageant to the Kennedy Center
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Theater Review: Curious Incident at Round House
A seamless lead performance is just one of many revelations in Round House's "The Curious Incident"
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Movie Review: Queen & Slim
Bad first dates can't get much worse than the one in stylish couple-on-the-run romance "Queen & Slim."
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Review: ‘Knives Out’ offers clever satire, genuine mystery, and an incredible cast
The cast, the clues, and the comedy fit together like perfect puzzle pieces in quick-witted whodunit "Knives Out"
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Review: Olney’s Singin’ in the Rain
Better danced than sung, Olney's "Singin' in the Rain" brings the beloved film classic to life on stage
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Film Review: ‘Waves’
A high school athlete finds himself on the verge of destruction in the tense family drama "Waves"
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“Man Made” explores the transgender community through the lens of bodybuilding
T Cooper's documentary follows four trans men training to compete at Trans FitCon
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Brian Newman and his Band come to Wolf Trap
Leading his band or blowing his horn alongside Lady Gaga, Brian Newman represents many styles of great American music
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Review: Factory 449’s ‘Agnes of God’
Factory 449 puts forth an impassioned, if occasionally overwrought, "Agnes of God"
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Review: Dryly funny ‘Marriage Story’ offers exceptional performances from Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver
Breaking up is hard to do for two married New Yorkers in Noah Baumbach's raw, real "Marriage Story"
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Review: ‘A Chorus Line’ at Signature Theatre is simply terrific
Everything is beautiful at Signature's high-kicking production of "A Chorus Line"
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Film Review: ‘End of the Century’ is a sweet and sexy gay romance
"End of the Century" explores a world of what-ifs for two handsome strangers
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Film Review: Last Christmas
"Last Christmas" the soundtrack is better than "Last Christmas" the movie, but scene-stealing Michelle Yeoh is best of all
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DC Theater Review: Blue Camp
Rainbow Theatre Project's production of "Blue Camp" doesn't deliver the play's compelling premise
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The King’s Man: REP Stage’s ‘E2’ offers a queer, modern spin on an English king
Playwright Bob Bartlett reimagines the queer classic Edward II as a modern scandal of sex, lies, and video
