All posts by André Hereford
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Wonder Woman (review): Gal Gadot shines in Diana’s origin story
Superhero cinema finally welcomes Wonder Woman in a mildly ambitious, action-packed solo feature
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Christ Almighty: Jesus Christ Superstar (Review)
Signature's high-spirited production of Jesus Christ Superstar gives glorious life to an enduring score
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Studio’s ‘The Father’ is a ‘dark and piercing’ comedy (review)
The right actor for a brilliant play, Ted van Griethuysen leads a wonderful production of The Father
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Morgan James swings into The Hamilton for a night of righteous music
Soul singer tours in support of new album "Reckless Abandon"
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Review: The Arabian Nights at Constellation Theatre
An energetic, harmonious ensemble sails through the Constellation's confident return to Arabia
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Review: Dorian’s Closet at REP Stage
The new musical Dorian's Closet stitches together an unconvincing knockoff of a Paris original
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Review: Snatched
Goldie Hawn's back and Amy Schumer's got her in the uproarious action-comedy Snatched
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Review: “Or,” at Round House is a funny, well-acted farce
Round House revs up an intermittently jolly farce that runs smoothest when it races
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Review: National Theatre’s “Fun Home” is warm and wonderful
Fun Home hits deep with a tender score and a smart, sincere coming out story
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Olney’s “The Magic Play” (Review): Slick entertainment and heartfelt storytelling
Actor-magician Brett Schneider conjures spellbinding drama and spontaneous thrills
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Color Blind: Blood Knot at Mosaic Theater (Review)
Mosaic's take on a landmark play produces moments of brilliance amid stretches of colorless dramatics
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“Midwestern Gothic” at Signature Theatre (Review): Tempts and teases, but only partly delivers
A crime, weed, and showtune-laced trip to Coen Brothers country that's not as fun or far-out as it should be
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Ford’s Theatre’s “Ragtime” (Review): Part musical, part melodrama, all crowd-pleaser
"Ragtime" charts a safe journey through tumultuous American history
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Keegan Theatre’s “Parade” (Review): Sure-footed, insightful and rewarding
Michael Innocenti's blazing performance as Leo Frank leads Keegan's exquisite Parade.
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“Three Sisters” and “No Sisters” at Studio Theatre (reviews)
Studio's Three Sisters is even more thrilling when paired with Aaron Posner's experimental companion, No Sisters
