All posts tagged "featured"
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Theater Review: Kings at Studio Theatre
Studio Theatre’s dark comedy Kings spins its own credible version of down-and-dirty politics.
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Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka share their tips for the perfect holiday party
Cocktails, Capital One, and dinner conversation with Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka at Rake’s Progress.
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Chely Wright’s Second Act: Out, Proud, and Living Her Truth
Since coming out, much has changed for the country singer. What hasn't changed is her way with words.
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A refreshed John Waters Christmas returns to the Birchmere
The legendary director and national purveyor of pop trash culture puts his unique spin on the season
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Theater Review: The Importance of Being Earnest at Everyman Theatre
A vibrant cast and production yield a smirking good time in Everyman's "The Importance of Being Earnest"
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“Christmas at the Old Bull and Bush” is a wonderful escape from reality
Catherine Flye's Christmas confection, now at MetroStage, pays tribute to the British music halls of yore
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LGBTQ Lawmakers: What happens after the “Rainbow Wave”?
Out LGBTQ officials, including newly-elected ones, talk about their priorities and balancing the needs of their districts
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‘I’m gay, black, and a furry’: SonicFox wins Best Esports Player at The Game Awards
Dominique McLean is the highest-paid fighting games player in the world, and proudly wears his fur suit to gaming tournaments
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Rosen’s Turn: With Paula Vogel’s “Indecent,” Eric Rosen is creating LGBTQ theater that matters
Arena Stage's Indecent marks the acclaimed director's return as an influential champion of LGBTQ theater
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Theater Review: “Indecent” at Arena Stage
Arena's potent "Indecent" offers a canny reconstruction of a century-old controversy
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GMCW’s “Holiday Show” offers razzle, dazzle, and “Silver Bears”
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington's annual Holiday Show is one of D.C.'s most joyful traditions
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GLOE wants DC’s LGBTQ Jews to “know they have a home in the broader community”
GLOE creates safe and affirming spaces where LGBTQ Jewish people can be themselves without giving up their faith
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Theater Review: An Inspector Calls at Shakespeare Theatre
Shakespeare Theatre's "An Inspector Calls" is visually stunning, but loses details in its to-the-rafters delivery
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“Roma,” “A Star Is Born” lead winners at DC Film Critics awards
Alfonso Cuarón's lush new drama won four top honors, while Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga took acting.
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Politics of Prevention: Us Helping Us’ DeMarc Hickson on the Future of HIV/AIDS
For World AIDS Day, Us Helping Us executive director DeMarc Hickson talks about sex, stigma, and the need for education.
