All posts by André Hereford
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Capital Fringe’s soloists turn grown-up life-lessons into confessional comedy
PolySHAMory, Dangerous When Wet, and The Unaccompanied Minor are just a few of Capital Fringe's solo offerings
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Stage Review: Monumental Theatre’s “Pippin”
Monumental's Pippin serves up selfies and sass
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Stage Review: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz at Synetic Theater
Synetic’s Wonderful Wizard of Oz exhibits sparks of wondrous imagination but doesn’t quite make it over the rainbow
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Film Review: “Skyscraper” aims high but falls short
"Skyscraper" will have you on the edge of wishing for the return of John McClane
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Aquaria on winning Drag Race and what her future holds
"RuPaul's latest Drag Race" winner is on a mission to turn looks and be an LGBTQ leader
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Film Review: Ant-Man and the Wasp
Ant-Man and the Wasp may be a small-scale Marvel effort in every respect, but it still delivers a fun caper.
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Film Review: Whitney creates a haunting picture of a bright yet troubled soul
Whitney zeroes in on the Houston family dynamics that played a part in the singer’s rise and fall.
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Stage Review: Ain’t Too Proud at the Kennedy Center
A stellar quintet recreates The Temptations in the Broadway Bound Ain’t Too Proud at the Kennedy Center.
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Documentary “Alone in the Game” captures the stories of young LGBTQ athletes
Producer David McFarland is hopeful that major league LGBTQ athletes will come out in the future
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Stage Review: Olney Theatre’s “On the Town”
A first-rate cast really cooks in Olney's snappy production of Leonard Bernstein's "On the Town"
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Silas Howard on directing “A Kid Like Jake”
"A Kid Like Jake" has an interesting conceit: Its titular youth is seldom seen on-screen
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Stage Review: Hamilton at the Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center plays host to a brilliant, breathtaking tour of Lin-Manuel Miranda's groundbreaking "Hamilton"
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Mona Mansour’s “The Vagrant Trilogy” explores how our choices impact the rest of our lives
"Vagrant Trilogy" runs to July 1 at Mosaic Theater
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Stage Review: Other Life Forms at Keegan Theatre
Like a randy, late-night cable rom-com offering, Keegan's Other Life Forms amuses mildly
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Music Review: U2’s Experience + Innocence Tour at the Capital One Arena
U2 revels in experience with a rousing set led by their two latest albums.
