All posts by André Hereford
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Review: “Everything is Illuminated” at Theater J
Tragicomic odyssey "Everything is Illuminated" roams between laughs and lessons.
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Review: Constellation Theatre’s “The Skin of Our Teeth”
Constellation serves up a meaty production of "The Skin of Our Teeth"
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Photos: Gerard Turner crowned Mr. MAL 2018
Comfort and confidence rule the day, and earn the title, at Mr. MAL 2018
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Review: On Your Feet at the Kennedy Center
On Your Feet captures the energy and emotional resonance that has come to define the Estefans' music
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Review: Phantom Thread is an anticlimactic swan song for Daniel Day-Lewis
Satin, lace, and tension fill Paul Thomas Anderson's latest auteur-driven drama Phantom Thread
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On Your Feet’s Christie Prades captures the rhythm and passion of Gloria Estefan
Prades leads the Tony-nominated musical about the life and music of Gloria Estefan
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5 Oscar-Baiting True-Life Films to Watch this Awards Season
Heading into awards season, these five films could vie for a piece of Oscar gold.
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Review: “The Revolutionists” at Everyman Theatre
A winning cast turns theoretical drama into satisfying comedy in Everyman’s The Revolutionists.
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Screen Gems: The Best Films of 2017
From gods to monsters to a family of cannibals, our critic recounts the ten best films of 2017
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Review: “An American in Paris” at the Kennedy Center
An American in Paris stumbles on the stairway to paradise.
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Call Me By Your Name: Luca Guadagnino and James Ivory on making the ultimate gay romance
"Call Me By Your Name" director Luca Guadagnino, screenwriter James Ivory, and costar Michael Stuhlbarg on making the ultimate gay romance.
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Mashuq Deen on “Draw the Circle” and acting out his truth onstage
In "Draw the Circle," playwright Mashuq Deen mines universal truths from his intensely personal story.
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Review: Mudbound is a cinematic tour de force
Dee Ree's Mudbound weaves an epic tale of two families in rural Mississippi
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Review: Studio Theatre’s Curve of Departure
A family struggles towards the light in Studio Theatre's compact but powerful drama "Curve of Departure."
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Review: Tom of Finland
Sibling rivalry and gay sexual liberation fuel an iconic artist's fire in "Tom of Finland"
