All posts tagged "featured"
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Film Review: ‘Paris Is Burning’
Relive the bravery, the bitchery, and the history as Paris Is Burning returns to the big screen
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Running for Change: Sarah McBride is Ready to Make History
LGBTQ activist Sarah McBride has spent her life fighting for others. Now she's taking her political fight to the next level.
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Film Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Quentin Tarantino offers a fascinating, pop culture-soaked paean to the sixties with "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
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DC Theater Review: Disney’s ‘Aladdin’ at the Kennedy Center
A lively spectacle with more high adventure than heart, Aladdin is big, occasionally bland, but never boring
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Spotlight: Tituss Burgess at the Kennedy Center
Tituss Burgess drops into the Kennedy Center with a fresh concert program and some fabulous friends
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Editor’s Picks: Kathy Griffin, Reba McEntire, Looney Tunes, Queen + Adam Lambert, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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“Top Chef” skyrocketed Carla Hall to fame, but her definitive southern cooking continues to steal the show
Hall will break bread at a special Story District on July 27
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Theater Review: ‘The Band’s Visit’ is a must-see
A sparkling ensemble and score cast a sublimely wistful spell in "The Band's Visit," now at the Kennedy Center
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Theatre Lab’s ‘Alix in Wonderland’ takes a familiar story in gender-nonconforming directions
The teen-driven, original summer musical is a vibrant, contemporary riff on Lewis Carroll's classic
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WPA and Tiona Nekkia McClodden offer a daring departure from Mapplethorpe’s “The Perfect Moment”
Washington Project for the Arts celebrates a milestone anniversary with a bold new show
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Music Review: Ed Sheeran’s ‘No. 6 Collaborations Project’
Ed Sheeran curates a list of chart-toppers with his new E.P.
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‘The Lion King’ review: Faithful to a fault
The catfights look real but the tale is strictly recycled in Disney’s “live-action” remake of The Lion King.
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Acting Out: An interview with Michael Urie
From starring in 'Hamlet' at Shakespeare to directing 'Bright Colors' at Studio, all the world’s his stage. Literally.
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Capital Fringe 2019: A Complete Guide
The popular festival returns with nearly 90 shows, from the thought-provoking to the absurd
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Jeff Hiller takes center stage in Studio’s funny, insightful ‘Bright Colors and Bold Patterns’
The comedian and actor brings to life a tale of same-sex marriage and fears of heteronormativity at Studio Theatre
