All posts by André Hereford
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Television Review: ‘Halston’ on CNN
"Halston" skirts some of the details along its fantastic voyage into the world of the gay fashion icon
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Film Review: Where’d You Go, Bernadette
Cate Blanchett gives a performance worth following in the contrived but moving "Where'd You Go, Bernadette"
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Spotlight: ‘Last Ferry’ at Landmark’s E Street Cinema
For his first starring role, Ramon O. Torres cast himself as a man embroiled in mystery, in gay thriller "Last Ferry"
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DC Theater Review: Ally Theatre’s ‘The War Boys’
The actors shine but the text perplexes in Ally Theatre's underwhelming drama
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DC Theater Review: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ at the Kennedy Center
The phenomenal Ben Levi Ross leads a smoothly polished touring company of "Dear Evan Hansen"
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Julio Torres: The (New) Shape of Comedy
Julio Torres delivers his first HBO comedy special "My Favorite Shapes" while serving up haunts in "Los Espookys."
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DC Theater Review: Legally Blonde at Keegan Theatre
"Legally Blonde" is a musical more concerned than most with what might be judged by appearances
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Film Review: ‘Paris Is Burning’
Relive the bravery, the bitchery, and the history as Paris Is Burning returns to the big screen
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Film Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Quentin Tarantino offers a fascinating, pop culture-soaked paean to the sixties with "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
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DC Theater Review: Disney’s ‘Aladdin’ at the Kennedy Center
A lively spectacle with more high adventure than heart, Aladdin is big, occasionally bland, but never boring
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Spotlight: Tituss Burgess at the Kennedy Center
Tituss Burgess drops into the Kennedy Center with a fresh concert program and some fabulous friends
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Film Review: ‘Three Peaks’
Thick with suspense, Jan Zabeil's thriller Three Peaks yields mostly frustration
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Review: ‘J. Lo: It’s My Party Tour’ at Capital One Center
J.Lo celebrates her many moods with some sizzling moves as her It’s My Party Tour shakes up the Cap One Center.
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Theater Review: ‘The Band’s Visit’ is a must-see
A sparkling ensemble and score cast a sublimely wistful spell in "The Band's Visit," now at the Kennedy Center
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WPA and Tiona Nekkia McClodden offer a daring departure from Mapplethorpe’s “The Perfect Moment”
Washington Project for the Arts celebrates a milestone anniversary with a bold new show
