All posts by André Hereford
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Madame Tussauds DC invigorates the storied wax museum with groundbreaking augmented reality tech
AR helps bring history and culture alive for Madame Tussauds patrons
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Harriet Review: Cynthia Erivo’s performance towers over formulaic biopic
A magnetic presence onscreen, Erivo captures Harriet Tubman's nerve, guile, and iron will
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DC Theater Review: Mosaic Theater’s ‘Theory’
Mosaic's Theory slices through P.C. culture and progressive piety, but could use a sharper blade
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DC Theater Review: ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ at Constellation Theatre
Christian Montgomery and a bloodthirsty plant lead a stunning ensemble in Constellation's delightful "Little Shop of Horrors"
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American Pops Orchestra preps its first Music & Mindfulness: Yoga event of the season
Between musical-accompanied yoga and touring West Virginia schools, Luke Frazier keeps the APO humming
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Film Review: “By the Grace of God”
The spare French drama "By the Grace of God" addresses the Catholic church sex abuse scandal with flat results
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Plastique Tiara: Werq the World 2019 Tour is ‘the greatest drag show in our country right now’
Drag Race's Plastique, Yvie Oddly, Aquaria, Monet X Change, Detox, and more come to The Anthem on Oct. 27
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DC Theater Review: ‘What to Send Up When It Goes Down’ at Woolly Mammoth Theatre
"What to Send Up" lays down a full-bodied theatrical experience aimed at uniting audiences in healing
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DC Theater Review: Rorschach Theatre’s ‘She Kills Monsters’
Exploring a world of fantasy, and grief, in the heartfelt queer-themed dramedy "She Kills Monsters"
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Film Review: ‘Maleficent: Mistress of Evil’ is a Fairy Fail
Angelina Jolie's fantasy sequel aims for world-building action, but fares much better as camp
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Spotlight: Jaysen Wright in ‘The Royale’
How Jaysen Wright sharpened up his fight game to portray a boxing champ in Olney and 1st Stage's new play
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DC Theater Review: ‘Dog Sees God’ at Prologue Theatre
A bittersweet comic riff on a familiar set of friends, Dog Sees God unfolds a colorful tapestry of teenage crises
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Poetic drama ‘Baghdad in My Shadow’ highlights queer characters among stories of Iraqi exiles in London
Waseem Abbas plays gay IT specialist Muhannad, who remains closeted around his Arab and Muslim friends
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Mark Zappone spins flowers and butterflies into surrealist costumes for The Washington Ballet
Costume designer Mark Zappone's work for The Washington Ballet is based on the art of Salvador Dalí
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Theater Review: Disenchanted! at Creative Cauldron
Creative Cauldron serves up a lackluster production of a grown-up fairy-tale spoof
