All posts by Randy Shulman
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Heel, boy, heel! 21 years of the High Heel Race (2006-2010)
Vintage High Heel Race photos from 2006 to 2010
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Heel Thyself: 21 Years of the High Heel Race (2000-2005)
Our journey through the High Heel Races of the past continues with photographs from 2000 to 20005.
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Men in Heels: 21 Years of the High Heel Race (1996-1999)
From the High Heel Race Archives, 1996-1999
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Amazing Grace: Moonlight (review)
Packed with simmering emotional resonance, Moonlight is, without question, the finest motion picture of the year
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Mike Daisey: Trumped Up
Mike Daisey brings his exhilarating monologue back to Woolly Mammoth for a final pre-election round
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Take our Clinton vs. Trump Election Survey!
Who are you supporting? Take part in our pre-election survey.
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Washington Jewish Music Festival starts next week
The Washington Jewish Music Festival strives to broaden the concept in a global, all-encompassing context
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Marg Helgenberger on The Little Foxes, CSI, and “vile” Donald Trump
Marg Helgenberger talks about playing one of theater's legendary villains, shedding TV typecasting, and why Donald Trump needs to be stopped
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Review: King Cobra
Sunday, Oct. 16 5 p.m. GALA’s Tivoli Theatre Originally, this year’s festival was set to close with Check It, a new documentary about D.C. African-American...
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Seducing Mr. Bluefrog: #NSFW
Saturday, Oct. 15 11 p.m. GALA’s Tivoli Theatre Once upon a time, Hendrik Schäfer, a thirtysomething Berlin filmmaker, started chatting online with a fit, fortysomething...
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Shorts: Swipe Right
Saturday, Oct. 15 7 p.m. GALA’s Tivoli Theatre Things in this hodgepodge of shorts get off to an esoteric note with Intrinsic Moral Evil (),...
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Fox’s “Rocky Horror Picture Show” is a waste of your time
The original Rocky Horror Picture Show wasn’t a very good movie. The Fox remake doesn’t do much to improve things.
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Staceyann Chin’s “Motherstruck” is funny, heartbreaking and joyful
Staceyann Chin's quest to become a mother is recounted in her deeply personal, engaging one-woman show.
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Transparent’s Jeffrey Tambor on the role of a lifetime: “It’s made me a better person”
Portraying Maura Pfefferman changed the way Jeffrey Tambor thinks about acting, tolerance and love
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