All posts by André Hereford
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Faran Tahir on playing Shakespeare’s Othello
Othello's Faran Tahir promises a fresh take on Shakespeare's timely drama of jealousy, bigotry, and violence
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The Hitman’s Bodyguard is unrelentingly entertaining (review)
Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson riff and rumble in a nimble, old-school action-comedy.
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Tall Tales: Big Fish at Keegan Theatre (review)
Held together by a touching story and a charming lead, Keegan's Big Fish stays afloat -- but just barely.
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Review: Queen + Adam Lambert at the Verizon Center
Queen + Adam Lambert adds up to an electrifying night at the Verizon Center
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Review: The King and I at Kennedy Center
Gorgeous to behold, and as old-fashioned as they come, The King and I dances into the Kennedy Center
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Check It, which follows America’s first gay gang, screens at Anacostia Arts Center
The documentary Check It is a "a unique, charismatic, cinematic" slice of D.C.'s African-American LGBTQ youth
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Review: Atomic Blonde is thin on plot but heavy on incredible action
Charlize Theron kicks butt and takes names in an action-packed fever dream of Cold War pulp fiction
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Review: “Wig Out!” at Studio Theatre
A glimpse into drag ball culture, Wig Out! never stops serving glamour, fashion, sexiness, humor, and insight
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Review: “Cabaret” at the Kennedy Center
Roundabout's Cabaret sizzles with sexuality, though it lacks a truly galvanizing Emcee or Sally Bowles
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Review: Dunkirk – Gripping from start to finish
Packed with harrowing suspense and relentless action, Christopher Nolan's war epic "Dunkirk" twists the knife deeply
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Review: Spider-Man Homecoming
The exhilarating new Spider-Man swings Peter Parker into a full-throttle growth spurt financed by Tony Stark
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Review: “Perfect Arrangement” at Source Theatre
"Perfect Arrangement" returns to the Source Festival in a colorful, well-realized new production
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Sister Act: The Pointer Sisters show their (Gay) Pride
The Pointer Sisters bring their unique vocal blend and era-spanning hits to Capital Pride
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Review: “It Comes At Night” builds tension without any payoff
A family fends off a deadly menace in a slow-paced thriller that quickly gets lost in the woods
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Hir Story: Malic White on explosive dramedy “Hir,” gender identity and inclusive theater
When Malic White heard Woolly Mammoth was producing Hir, they absolutely had to be in it
